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Absorption Enhancement Using Surface Textures Defined by a Monolayer of Tailored Nanospheres

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Abstract

We numerically explore a bottom-up approach using a monolayer of nanospheres to define an optimum surface texture for light trapping. The impact of nanosphere size distributions on the defined surface’s scattering response is studied.

© 2016 Optical Society of America

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