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Analysis of plasmonic effects in silicon nanoholes

Journal article published by SPIE titled "Analysis of plasmonic effects in silicon nanoholes" on 2014-10-07. The supplied source record contains only bibliographic information and does not include details of methods, results, or implications.

Illustrative image: Typical FESEM images of ZnO nanostructures grown with different NH 4 OH concentrations of (a) 0.1 ml, (b) 0.5 ml, (c) 1.0 ml, (d) 2.0 ml, (e) 2.5 ml, and (f) 3.0 ml and growth temperature and growth time of 150°C and 10 hours, respectively. — Sunil Babu Eadi, Sungjin Kim, Soon Wook Jeong/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0

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The article addresses plasmonic effects in silicon nanoholes, a topic relevant to optics and nanostructure research.

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