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Coherent absorption reveals colors hidden in a grey Fabry-Pérot cavity
Thin dielectric films are known to show distinct colors, responsible for the iridescence of various natural and artificial objects such as insect wings and soap bubbles. In the present article we show that a specialized thin film Fabry-Pérot resonator, that we name conductor-dielectric-conductor (CD
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