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Influence of the plasmonic lattice Kerker effect on second-harmonic generation

Olivier Martin, Sergejs Boroviks
2025

Abstract

We study the Kerker effect associated with the excitation of multipolar surface lattice resonance and its influence on nonlinear optical response. Observing that appearance of the Kerker effect is associated the strong absorption, we show that it diminishes second-harmonic generation despite strong near-field enhancement.

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