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Spontaneous emission near hyperbolic metamaterials

Ji‐Young Kim, Zubin Jacob, Gururaj V. Naik, Evgenii E. Narimanov, Alexandra E. Boltasseva, Vladimir M. Shalaev

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We present a hyperbolic metamaterial substrate for radiative decay engineering. The spontaneous emission lifetime of molecules is reduced due to near-field interaction with the metamaterial. This opens the route for metamaterial-based fluorescence sensing and detection.

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We present a hyperbolic metamaterial substrate for radiative decay engineering. The spontaneous emission lifetime of molecules is reduced due to near-field interaction with the metamaterial. This opens the route for metamaterial-based fluorescence sensing and detection.

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We present a hyperbolic metamaterial substrate for radiative decay engineering. The spontaneous emission lifetime of molecules is reduced due to near-field interaction with the metamaterial. This opens the route for metamaterial-based fluorescence sensing and detection.

Key concepts: Metamaterial, Spontaneous emission, Optics, Transformation optics, Optoelectronics, Amplified spontaneous emission, Radiative transfer, Materials science

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