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posted on 2024-06-17, 10:25authored byGiuseppina Simone
In the context of nonconservative open systems, multilayers serve as valuable emitters. Recent studies have shed
light on the non-Hermitian nature of these multilayers,
presenting exciting opportunities for further exploration
and understanding. Here, a multilayer decorated with
plasmonic antennae has been examined. By combining the
surface plasmon polariton (SPP) and waveguide modes, a
new hybrid waveguide resonance mode has been generated. Interestingly, the enhancement of spontaneous emission at exceptional points is characterized by dark and
bright resonances. It has been demonstrated that in the
open hybrid cavity/antenna and non-Hermitian systems
the intrinsic nature of the exceptional points improves
emission and emission, and therefore, the sensitivity is expected to be influenced