107 research outputs found
Advancing nonlinear nanophotonics: harnessing membrane metasurfaces for third-harmonic generation and imaging
Dielectric metasurfaces are crucial for enhancing optical nonlinear generation, particularly membrane metasurfaces with multipolar resonances and compact size. Investigating silicon dimer-hole membrane metasurfaces, Rahmani, and Xu show how bound states in the continuum (BICs) can be formed and transformed into quasi-BICs by adjusting hole gaps. This innovation enables efficient conversion of infrared images to visible range, promising applications in nonlinear photonics and near-infrared imaging technologies
A Mechanism of Initiative Transmission to Send Message on WebGIS
The mechanism of message active transmission from WEBGIS server based on the N-layer architecture of Internet has been studied and realized in this paper. In the WEBGIS application of facing long business operation as well as showing server information in the client in real-time, Socket communication mechanism and the client combined with JAVA Applet technology are used to realize the message active transmission from the WEB server on WebGIS. A concrete plan of massage active transmission mechanism on WEBGIS has been put forward and realized. Through the engineering practice of Guangzhou CATV network security monitoring alarm system development, the designed scheme based on the realization plan of Winsock has been applied in practice and certified in the operation of the system. The mechanism is combined with conventional WEBGIS, so it can play a better performance and practicability of the WEBGIS
Biochemistry nanosensor based on hybrid metallic nanostructure array
A biochemistry nanosensor based on hybrid metallic nanostructure array was put forward in this paper. The hybrid metallic nanostructure array consists of two types Ag nanostuctures, spherical and pyramidal structures with the same period. A biochemistry sensor experiment is demonstrated by detecting the transmittance spectra of hybrid metallic nanostructure using Sciencetech spectrophotometer. The wave peaks of transmittance spectra have shifts when the metallic periods and the refractive index of Ag nanostuctures are different
Shaping a subwavelength needle with ultra-long focal length by focusing azimuthally polarized light
10.1038/srep09977Scientific Reports
Porous single crystalline-like titanium dioxide monolith with enhanced photoelectrochemical performance
Macro-sized porous single crystalline-like (PSC-like) TiO2 is endowed with unique structural advantages due to its structural consistency and porosity in a large area, which would significantly enhance its photoelectrochemical function. However, there are significant technical challenges in the growth of porous single crystalline-like monoliths. The consistency of structure dominates the structure so that the grain boundary is reduced to the minimum, which is in contradiction with the three-dimensional percolation structure. Here we report a lattice reconstruction strategy based on solid-solid transformation to grow porous single crystal-like anatase TiO2 dominated by (200) and (101) facets at 2 cm scale. In comparison with the traditional definition of porous single crystal, it has two different lattice orientations, but still has good photoelectrochemical properties. The band gap engineering introduces Ti3+ gap into the lattice to generate TinO2n−1 with Magneli phase, limiting the created active structure to the lattice with two-dimensional surface, which would open a new avenue to create highly active surfaces to capture photons and transport electrons stably. The PSC-like TinO2n−1 provides enhanced exciton lifetime (3–5 ns) as a photocatalytic catalyst and shows significant visible light absorption. The independent PSC-like TinO2n−1 delivers high photocurrent of 1.8–5.5 mA · cm−2 at room temperature and does not decay for 10 h
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