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Extreme Nanooptics With Precision Molecular Assembly

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Coupling between coinage metal `plasmonic’ nano-components generates strongly red-shifted optical resonances combined with intense local light amplification on the nanoscale. I will show how we now create ultralow volume plasmonic cavities trapping light to the atom scale

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