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Natural Hyperbolic Dispersion in Anisotropic Bulk and Nanoscaled Copper Chalcogenides
Hyperbolic media support high-k electromagnetic modes, enabling subdiffractional confinement, anomalous refraction, and enhanced light–matter interactions. While most hyperbolic metamaterials rely on artificial structuring, natural hyperbolicity arises from crystal anisotropy and direction-de
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