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Theoretical investigation of two-dimensional semiconductor nanoribbons and nanoparticles for tailored light--matter interactions
We explore theoretically the optical response of two-dimensional (2D) materials patterned at the nanoscale into either arrays of ribbons along a planar surface or spherical particles. Fourier-Floquet decomposition of the electromagnetic fields is used in order to obtain the reflectance, transmittanc
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