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High-Performance Photonic Crystal Biosensors using Sub-wavelength Nanopillars
Photonic-crystal (PC) slabs composed of subwavelength silicon pillars erected on a thin silicon backing layer, with heights of only one or half lattice constant, are simulated for optical biosensing by numerical solution of Maxwell's equations. Localized optical cavity modes that form waveguides in
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