Nanoparticles exhibiting zero backscattering but a large scattering cross section in the forward direction should play a key role as light diffracting elements in photonic devices like solar cells. Using Mie theory we address lossless dielectric spheres that were recently reported to possess a magnetodielectric response to the illuminating wave, and analyze their scattering cross section together with their zero-backwards scattering conditions. We show that there is an optimum particle refractive index (m = 2.47), which yields maximum forward scattering without backwards scattering of light.Work supported by the Ministerio de Economia y Competitividad of Spain through grants FIS2012-36113-C03-03 and FIS2014-55563-REDC, and by the Comunidad ...
We predict that real small dielectric particles made of non-magnetic materials present non-conventio...
In this work, we discuss the way in which electric and magnetic dipole resonances arising in the opt...
Manipulating the excitation of resonant electric and magnetic multipole moments in structured dielec...
ABSTRACT: High-refractive index dielectric nanoparticles may exhibit strong directional forward ligh...
High-refractive index dielectric nanoparticles may exhibit strong directional forward light scatteri...
International audienceLow-losses and directionality effects exhibited by High Refractive Index Diele...
International audienceMagnetodielectric small spheres present unusual electromagnetic scattering fea...
High refractive index dielectric (HRID) nanoparticles are a clear alternative to metals in nanophoto...
High refractive index dielectric (HRID) nanoparticles are a clear alternative to metals in nanophoto...
The exact suppression of backscattering from rotationally symmetric objects requires dual symmetric ...
Dielectric nanoparticles offer low optical losses and access to both electric and magnetic Mie reson...
The future of ultra-fast optical communication systems is inevitably connected with progress in opti...
Lossless dielectric nanospheres (made of nonmagnetic materials) with relatively low refraction index...
arXiv:2010.12503v1High refractive index dielectric spheres present remarkable light-scattering prope...
International audienceThe future of ultra-fast optical communication systems is inevitably connected...
We predict that real small dielectric particles made of non-magnetic materials present non-conventio...
In this work, we discuss the way in which electric and magnetic dipole resonances arising in the opt...
Manipulating the excitation of resonant electric and magnetic multipole moments in structured dielec...
ABSTRACT: High-refractive index dielectric nanoparticles may exhibit strong directional forward ligh...
High-refractive index dielectric nanoparticles may exhibit strong directional forward light scatteri...
International audienceLow-losses and directionality effects exhibited by High Refractive Index Diele...
International audienceMagnetodielectric small spheres present unusual electromagnetic scattering fea...
High refractive index dielectric (HRID) nanoparticles are a clear alternative to metals in nanophoto...
High refractive index dielectric (HRID) nanoparticles are a clear alternative to metals in nanophoto...
The exact suppression of backscattering from rotationally symmetric objects requires dual symmetric ...
Dielectric nanoparticles offer low optical losses and access to both electric and magnetic Mie reson...
The future of ultra-fast optical communication systems is inevitably connected with progress in opti...
Lossless dielectric nanospheres (made of nonmagnetic materials) with relatively low refraction index...
arXiv:2010.12503v1High refractive index dielectric spheres present remarkable light-scattering prope...
International audienceThe future of ultra-fast optical communication systems is inevitably connected...
We predict that real small dielectric particles made of non-magnetic materials present non-conventio...
In this work, we discuss the way in which electric and magnetic dipole resonances arising in the opt...
Manipulating the excitation of resonant electric and magnetic multipole moments in structured dielec...