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physics.optics2018★ 2 cited

Harmonic Generation in Metal-Insulator and Metal-Insulator-Metal Nanostructures

Mallik M. R. Hussain, Imad Agha, Zhengning Gao +6

We report that the second and third harmonic signal reductions with insulator film surface coverage over a gold substrate gives a measure of the electron density in the spill out v…

physics.optics2018★ 21 cited

Harmonic Generation from Metal-Oxide and Metal-Metal Boundaries

M. Scalora, M. A. Vincenti, D. de Ceglia +7

We explore the outcomes of detailed microscopic models by calculating second- and third-harmonic generation from thin film surfaces with discontinuous free-electron densities. Thes…

physics.optics2015★ 96 cited

Graphene-based perfect optical absorbers harnessing guided mode resonances

M. Grande, M. A. Vincenti, T. Stomeo +8

We numerically and experimentally investigate graphene-based optical absorbers that exploit guided mode resonances (GMRs) achieving perfect absorption over a bandwidth of few nanom…

physics.optics2014★ 118 cited

Graphene-based absorber exploiting guided mode resonances in one-dimensional gratings

M. Grande, M. A. Vincenti, T. Stomeo +8

A one-dimensional dielectric grating, based on a simple geometry, is proposed and investigated to enhance light absorption in a monolayer graphene exploiting guided mode resonances…

physics.optics2013

Nonlinear Control of Absorption in Graphene-based 1D Photonic Crystal

M. A. Vincenti, D. de Ceglia, M. Grande +2

Perfect, narrow-band absorption is achieved in an asymmetric 1D photonic crystal with a monolayer graphene defect. Thanks to the large third order nonlinearity of graphene and fiel…

physics.optics2011★ 132 cited

Singularity-driven Second and Third Harmonic Generation in a ε-near-zero nanolayer

M. A. Vincenti, D. de Ceglia, A. Ciattoni +1

We show a new path to ε~0 materials without resorting to metal-based metamaterial composites. A medium that can be modeled using Lorentz oscillators usually displays ε=0 crossing p…