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- 2024Isotropic gap formation, localization, and waveguiding in mesoscale Yukawa-potential amorphous structures
- 2024Isotropic gap formation, localization, and waveguiding in mesoscale Yukawa-potential amorphous structures
- 2023Exciton-polariton dynamics of the single site-controlled quantum dot-nanocavity in the coexisting strong-weak coupling regimecitations
- 2015Plasmonic and Photonic Modes Excitation in Graphene on Silicon Photonic Crystal Membrane
- 2015Photonic and Plasmonic Guided Modes in Graphene-Silicon Photonic Crystalscitations
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Photonic and Plasmonic Guided Modes in Graphene-Silicon Photonic Crystals
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We report the results of systematic studies of plasmonic and photonic guided modes in large-area single-layer graphene integrated into a nanostructured silicon substrate. The interaction of light with graphene and substrate photonic crystals can be classified in distinct regimes depending on the relation of the photonic crystal lattice constant and the relevant modal wavelengths, that is, plasmonic, photonic, and free-space. By optimizing the design of the substrate, these resonant modes can increase the absorption of graphene in the infrared, facilitating enhanced performance of modulators, filters, sensors, and photodetectors utilizing silicon photonic platforms.