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Photoluminescence Emission of a Single Quantum Dot Coupled to Hybrid Photonic Nanostructures: Towards Single-Photon Sources

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We study the photoluminescence enhancement of a single quantum dot coupled to a metal-dielectric hybrid nanostructure, consisting of a gold dimer and silicon directors. This work may find applications in the development of single photon-sources.

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