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Polaritonic Critical Coupling in a Hybrid Quasi-Bound States in the Continuum Cavity-WS Monolayer System
Xia Zhang, A. Louise Bradley
We theoretically propose and numerically demonstrate that perfect feeding of a polaritonic system with full electromagnetic energy under one-port beam incidence, referred to as pol…
Absorbance Enhancement of Monolayer MoS in a Perfect Absorbing System
Xia Zhang, Julia Lawless, Jing Li +4
We reveal numerically and experimentally that dielectric resonance can enhance the absorbance and emission of monolayer MoS. By quantifying the absorbance of the Si disk resona…
Influence of Plasmonic Array Geometry on Energy Transfer from a Quantum Well to a Quantum Dot Layer
Luke. J. Higgins, Cristian A. Marocico, Vasilios D. Karanikolas +5
A range of seven different Ag plasmonic arrays formed using nanostructures of varying shape, size and gap were fabricated using helium-ion lithography (HIL) on an InGaN/GaN quantum…
Ag colloids and arrays for plasmonic non-radiative energy transfer from quantum dots to a quantum well
Graham P. Murphy, John J. Gough, Luke J. Higgins +6
Ag nanoparticles in the form of colloids and ordered arrays are used to demonstrate plasmon-mediated non-radiative energy transfer from quantum dots to quantum wells with varying t…
Near-field relaxation of a quantum emitter to 2D semiconductors: surface dissipation and exciton polaritons
Vasilios D. Karanikolas, Cristian A. Marocico, Paul R. Eastham +1
The total spontaneous emission rate of a quantum emitter in the presence of an infinite MoS\textsubscript{2} monolayer is enhanced by several orders of magnitude, compared to its f…
A Theoretical Investigation of Decay and Energy Transfer Rates and Efficiencies Near Gold Nanospheres
Cristian A. Marocico, Xia Zhang, A. Louise Bradley
We consider the effect of Au nanospheres of subwavelength sizes on the decay and energy transfer rates of quantum systems placed in the proximity of these nanospheres. We find that…