Sol-gel-derived photonic structures

Autor: A. Lukowiak [1, A. Chiappini [1], A. Chiasera [1], D. Ristic [1], I. Vasilchenko [1, C. Armellini [1, A. Carpentiero [1], S.Varas [1], G. Speranza [1, S. Taccheo [5], S. Pelli [6], I.K. Battisha [7], G.C. Righini [6, W. Strek [2], M. Ferrari [1]

Publikováno v: IP2013 Information Photonics 2013 Conference, Warsaw Poland, 16-19 September 2013
info:cnr-pdr/source/autori:A. Lukowiak [1,2], A. Chiappini [1], A. Chiasera [1], D. Ristic [1], I. Vasilchenko [1,3], C. Armellini [1,4], A. Carpentiero [1], S.Varas [1], G. Speranza [1,4], S. Taccheo [5], S. Pelli [6], I.K. Battisha [7], G.C. Righini [6,8], W. Strek [2] and M. Ferrari [1]/congresso_nome:IP2013 Information Photonics 2013 Conference/congresso_luogo:Warsaw Poland/congresso_data:16-19 September 2013/anno:2013/pagina_da:/pagina_a:/intervallo_pagine

The sol-gel technique is a very flexible, relatively simple, and low-cost method to fabricate many different innovative photonic structures characterized by specific functionalities. During synthesis, starting from the molecular level, compounds or c

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