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Enhancing resonance wave–matter interaction in finite-size dielectric metasurfaces
We investigate the dramatic effects produced by the presence of physical boundaries of finite-size metasurfaces (MSs), composed of identical cylindrical dielectric resonators without broken symmetry, on the complexity of their responses, observed at normal plane wave incidence, when constituent part
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