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Duality Symmetry in Hybrid Nanoresonators for Chiral Sensing

Ershad Mohammadi, Andreas Tittl, Kosmas L. Tsakmakidis, T.V. Raziman, and Alberto G. Curto

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Abstract

Metal nanoparticles support intense electric resonances, while high-index dielectric particles offer strong magnetic resonances. Here, we propose metal-dielectric nanophotonic platforms based on duality symmetry for chiral molecular sensing.

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