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Electromagnetic point of view on the absorption of light by subwavelength thin films
Light absorption by matter is a fundamental process at the heart of modern physics. With the advent of nanofabrication and two-dimensional materials, optical studies are increasingly performed on thin films whose thickness is smaller than the wavelength of light. Although these films can be composed
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