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Bio-inspired, nanostructured anti-reflective surfaces for laser applications

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Abstract

Here we show the use of nanostructured fused silica substrates with well-controlled geometry and refractive index profiles to provide ultra-low reflectance (0.015%) and nearly perfect transmittance (99.9%) per side over a broad range of wavelengths. Anti-reflective surfaces using such nanostructures will allow the design of more durable and powerful laser systems.

© 2016 Optical Society of America

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