Metaphotonics with subwavelength dielectric resonators
Mikhail V. Rybin, Yuri Kivshar
TL;DR
This paper reviews the emerging field of metaphotonics using subwavelength dielectric resonators, highlighting recent advances in high-Q resonant structures for controlling light at nanoscale.
Contribution
It provides a summary of key concepts, recent progress, and future directions in the design of dielectric resonators for metaphotonics applications.
Findings
Overview of Mie resonant metaphotonics principles
Recent developments in high-Q dielectric resonators
Future trends in subwavelength light control
Abstract
The recently emerged Mie resonant metaphotonics (or Mietronics) provides novel opportunities for subwavelength optics. Mietronics employs resonances in isolated nanoparticles and structured surfaces. We present a brief summary of the key concepts underpinning this rapidly developing area of research, using the examples of isolated high-index dielectric subwavelength particles. We also discuss recent advances and future trends in designs of high-Q elements for efficient resonant spatial and temporal control of light.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPhotonic and Optical Devices · Semiconductor Lasers and Optical Devices