A polarizing situation: Taking an in-plane perspective for next-generation near-field studies
arXiv:1512.02585 · doi:10.1007/s11467-015-0526-5
Abstract
This mini-review provides a perspective on recent progress and emerging directions aimed at utilizing and controlling in-plane optical polarization, highlighting key application spaces where in-plane near-field tip responses have enabled recent advancements in the understanding and development of new nanostructured materials and devices.
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