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Overcoming Losses in Plasmonic Metamaterials Through Excitation of a Volume Collective Mode

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Abstract

We study plasmonic metamaterials sustaining collective volume interactions that exhibit strong optical response with substantially low losses. These findings pave the way toward realization of functional low-loss linear and nonlinear plasmonic metamaterials.

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