Abstract

Nonlinear metamaterials have revolutionized nonlinear optics, allowing novel abilities that expand the current available nonlinear material capabilities. Due to their unique response, nanoparticles (NP's) have been the subject of research in numerous fields ranging from physics, engineering, biology, medicine and others. Understanding their physical mechanism and properties has enabled unprecedented capabilities in linear and nonlinear optics, sensing, theragnostic biomedical optics, material classifications of molecular structures as complicated as DNA or sensitive as oxygen singlets and much more [1-4].

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