Extreme Photonics
A special issue of Photonics (ISSN 2304-6732).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 November 2022) | Viewed by 5451
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Recent developments in nano- and mesoscale photonics, nanotechnology, and materials science have made it possible to tailor light-matter interaction and artificial materials with unusual and often with extreme properties. Such “extreme photonics”, both dielectric and metal, provide unprecedented possibilities and functional properties in optics, physics, and engineering.
We strongly encourage the submission of articles for this Special Issue. Both original research papers and review articles describing state-of-the-art innovations in this research field are welcome.
This Special Issue will cover a range of topics from the field, including but not limited to the following:
- Extreme subdiffraction resolution and applications;
- Extreme light confinement;
- Single-photon photonics;
- Extreme optical or THz bandwidths;
- Extreme pulse emission;
- Extreme light-matter interaction;
- Materials with extremely low energy velocity or high phase velocity;
- Atom-thick-scale thin materials;
- Deep subwavelength optical or acoustical vortexes;
- Extreme anisotropy, giant nonlinearity, etc.
Prof. Dr. Oleg V. Minin
Prof. Dr. Igor V. Minin
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- extreme subdiffraction resolution and applications
- extreme light confinement
- single-photon photonics
- extreme optical or thz bandwidths
- extreme pulse emission
- extreme light-matter interaction
- materials with extremely low energy velocity or high phase velocity
- atom-thick-scale thin materials
- deep subwavelength optical or acoustical vortexes
- extreme anisotropy, giant nonlinearity, etc
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