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Programming the Nonlinear Optics of a Nanoporous Photonic Metamaterial by Confined Crystallization
A membrane traversed by a dense array of nanochannels acts as a photonic metamaterial: with channels far smaller than the wavelength of light, the optical response is set by the architecture rather than by the constituent materials. Here each nanochannel is turned into a nonlinear optical meta-atom
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