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Versatile excitation of nanoparticles
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A single pulse of twisted light can induce transitions to energy levels not accessible using Gaussian beams.
Strong optical magnetic fields. Part 1: Introduction
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Antiparallel beams of twisted light exhibit a remarkable property: Their magnetic field may overcome their electric field.
Graphene excited by twisted light
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We all already know about graphene and its potential applications. We wonder here if twisted light can add interesting new effects.
Beams and nanostructures with displaced axes
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So far we have only talked about what happens when the light's axis coincides with the symmetry axis of the nanostructure. But what woul...
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