Abstract
A split-ring resonator (SRR) is an inductive metallic ring with a gap that can
support an oscillating current, giving rise to an optically induced magnetic moment.
Unfortunately, metal intrinsic loss sets the limit for using SRRs at optical
frequencies. But according to our work, spherical silicon nanoparticles can make an
attractive alternative.
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