Optical properties of thin film Au-MgF2 cermets

Lissberger, P.H.; Nelson, R.G.

doi:10.1016/0040-6090(74)90098-4

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“…[182]. Au/MgF 2 or CeO 2 cermet or multilayer films may also be of interest because of the performance and stability of the Mo/MgF 2 films [183]. Initial results are encouraging in TiO 2 sol-gel coatings, where MnO was substituted for the more expensive noble metals [160].…”

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Review of Mid- to High-Temperature Solar Selective Absorber Materials

Kennedy¹

2002

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Section: 2c3 Materials Used As Either Cermets or Multilayersmentioning

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Review of Mid- to High-Temperature Solar Selective Absorber Materials

Kennedy¹

2002

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“…In contrast to thin-film-based plasmonic metamaterials, the internal structure of solution-derived gold strongly limits the electron motion in the metal. Quantitatively, the effect of the restricted mean free path of the electrons on the permittivity of gold is described by [20]…”

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Optical Nonlocalities and Additional Waves in Epsilon-Near-Zero Metamaterials

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We analyze the optical properties of plasmonic nanorod metamaterials in the epsilon-near-zero regime and show, both theoretically and experimentally, that the performance of these composites is strongly affected by nonlocal response of the effective permittivity tensor. We provide the evidence of interference between main and additional waves propagating in the room-temperature nanorod metamaterials and develop an analytical description of this phenomenon. Additional waves are present in the majority of low-loss epsilon-near-zero structures and should be explicitly considered when designing applications of epsilon-near-zero composites, as they represent a separate communication channel.

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“…[22]. In addition, the optical response of solution-derived metals is typically affected by the reduced electron mean free path 33 , which may further reduce the effective particle size, described by the parameter ξ 0 . Figure 5 demonstrates the evolution of optical properties of percolation systems when the correlation length is reduced, corresponding to a change in ξ 0 from 10 nm to 2 nm.…”

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