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Casimir-force spectroscopy of broadband optical response
Broadband optical response governs light-matter interactions across photonics, plasmonics, thermal radiation, and quantum fluctuation electrodynamics, yet determining a continuous dielectric function over many decades in frequency typically requires combining multiple spectroscopies, extrapolations,
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