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Gas Sensing using Material and Structural Slow Light Systems

Luc Thévenaz, Sang Hoon Chin, Isabelle Dicaire
2012
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Abstract

Slowing light is expected to enhance light-matter interaction, leading to more compact sensing devices. By simple tests we show that the reality is more complex and the only relevant quantity is the wave electric field.

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