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Invisibility at Entire Visible Frequency Using Carbon Nanotube Carpet

Haofei Shi, Jong G. Ok, Hyoung Won Baac, and L. Jay Guo

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Abstract

Here we show a perfect absorption ground plane cloak that works at entire visible frequency. Such homogeneous perfect absorption carpet is made of low density carbon nanotube (CNT) “forest”, and invisibility has been observed by naked eyes for unpolarized light at entire visible frequency with cloaking area 100 times larger than a wavelength.

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