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Distance‐Dependent Interaction between a Single Emitter and a Single Dielectric Nanoparticle Using DNA Origami
Optical nanoantennas can manipulate light–matter interactions at the nanoscale, modifying the emission properties of nearby single photon emitters. To date, most optical antennas are based on metallic nanostructures that exhibit unmatched performance in terms of electric field enhancement but suffer
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