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Circular Dichroism from Chiral Nanomaterial Fabricated by On‐Edge Lithography

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A novel-shaped plasmonic chiral nanomaterial exhibiting circular dichroism in the near-infrared spectral range is presented and this fabrication method offers tunability of the operation bandwidth by tailoring the chiral shape.
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A novel-shaped plasmonic chiral nanomaterial exhibiting circular dichroism in the near-infrared spectral range is presented. Applying on-edge lithography, a large area with these nanostructures is efficiently covered. This fabrication method offers tunability of the operation bandwidth by tailoring the chiral shape.

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