Focusing effects of ballistic transverse-quantized excitons in metal nanofilms
New type of behavior of transverse-quantized excitons was discovered in metal nanofilms. These excitons demonstrated ballistic properties, propagating along nanofilms in straight lines along centimeter distances, reflecting at the film patch boundaries, and refracting at the boundary separating film...
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