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To exploit the extraordinary properties of graphene for the optoelectronic applications, we investigate the dispersion characteristics of the graphene plasmonics waveguide. Our result indicates that the effective index and propagation length can be tuned by the conductivity of graphene.
© 2013 Optical Society of America
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