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Description of Surface Polaritons Within a Classical Coupled Harmonic Oscillator Model
Coupled harmonic oscillator models are widely used to describe strong and ultrastrong light–matter coupling, providing a simple yet powerful framework for the quantitative analysis of hybrid modes across a broad range of physical systems. Surprisingly, this approach has not been applied to describe
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