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Spectrally encoded photonic crystal nanocavities by independent lithographic mode tuning

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Abstract

We demonstrate the independent lithographic mode tuning by changing the holes around the defect area of photonic crystal nanocavities containing light-emitting quantum dots. The data have been verified by the three- dimensional finite-difference time domain simulation. These findings can be applied to realize encoded particles with large coding capability (>105) for biosensing.

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