All-Dielectric Nanophotonics aims to review the underlying principles, advances and future directions of research in the field. The book reviews progress in all-dielectric metasurfaces and nanoantennas, new types of excitations, such as magnetic and toroidal modes and associated anapole states. Ultrahigh-Q resonant modes such as bound states in the continuum are covered and the promise of replacing conventional bulky optical elements with nanometer-scale structures with enhanced functionality is discussed. This book is suitable for new entrants to the field as an overview of this research area. Experienced researchers and professionals in the field may also find this book suitable as a reference.
1. 1 Introduction - p. 1 2. 2 Theoretical background - p. 7 3. 2.1: Maxwell's equations - p. 7 4. 2.2: General concepts of scattering theory - p. 7 5. 2.3: Multipole decompositions - p. 10 6. 2.4: Quasinormal modes - p. 24 7. 2.5: Phenomenological models - p. 31 8. 2.6: General principles of periodic arrays - p. 43 9. 3 Dielectric materials - p. 49 10. 4 Directional scattering of dielectric nanoantennas - p. 71 11. 5 Fano resonances in all-dielectric nanostructures - p. 115 12. 6 Non-radiating sources - p. 157 13. 7 Bound states in the continuum in dielectric resonators embedded into metallic waveguide - p. 185 14. 8 Exceptional points - p. 213 15. 9 Rational design of maximum chiral dielectric metasurfaces - p. 243 16. 9.1: Introduction - p. 243 17. 9.2: Theoretical background - p. 246 18. 9.3: Chiral mirrors - p. 255 19. 9.4: Rotationally symmetric chiral metasurfaces - p. 262 20. 9.5: Asymmetric metasurfaces - p. 272 21. 9.6: Conclusions and outlook - p. 278 22. 10 Transparent phase dielectric metasurfaces - p. 287 23. 11 Nonlinear phenomena empowered by resonant dielectric nanostructures - p. 329 24. 12 Active nanophotonics - p. 365 25. 13 Summary, future perspectives, and new directions - p. 399 26. Index - p. 405
All-Dielectric Nanophotonics aims to review the underlying principles, advances and future directions of research in the field. The book reviews progress in all-dielectric metasurfaces and nanoantennas, new types of excitations, such as magnetic and toroidal modes and associated anapole states. Ultrahigh-Q resonant modes such as bound states in the continuum are covered and the promise of replacing conventional bulky optical elements with nanometer-scale structures with enhanced functionality is discussed. This book is suitable for new entrants to the field as an overview of this research area. Experienced researchers and professionals in the field may also find this book suitable as a reference.
1. 1 Introduction - p. 1 2. 2 Theoretical background - p. 7 3. 2.1: Maxwell's equations - p. 7 4. 2.2: General concepts of scattering theory - p. 7 5. 2.3: Multipole decompositions - p. 10 6. 2.4: Quasinormal modes - p. 24 7. 2.5: Phenomenological models - p. 31 8. 2.6: General principles of periodic arrays - p. 43 9. 3 Dielectric materials - p. 49 10. 4 Directional scattering of dielectric nanoantennas - p. 71 11. 5 Fano resonances in all-dielectric nanostructures - p. 115 12. 6 Non-radiating sources - p. 157 13. 7 Bound states in the continuum in dielectric resonators embedded into metallic waveguide - p. 185 14. 8 Exceptional points - p. 213 15. 9 Rational design of maximum chiral dielectric metasurfaces - p. 243 16. 9.1: Introduction - p. 243 17. 9.2: Theoretical background - p. 246 18. 9.3: Chiral mirrors - p. 255 19. 9.4: Rotationally symmetric chiral metasurfaces - p. 262 20. 9.5: Asymmetric metasurfaces - p. 272 21. 9.6: Conclusions and outlook - p. 278 22. 10 Transparent phase dielectric metasurfaces - p. 287 23. 11 Nonlinear phenomena empowered by resonant dielectric nanostructures - p. 329 24. 12 Active nanophotonics - p. 365 25. 13 Summary, future perspectives, and new directions - p. 399 26. Index - p. 405
