Emerging polar materials for directional and chiral thermal emission

We present a pattern-free platform for directionally controlled infrared (IR) thermal emission using suspended SiC nanomembranes, phase retardation of mid-IR light using single α -MoO 3 flakes, as well as chiral thermal emission using twisted bilayers of α -MoO 3 .

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1364/solith.2025.sm4e.5
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Thermal Radiation and Cooling Technologies
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Abstract

We present a pattern-free platform for directionally controlled infrared (IR) thermal emission using suspended SiC nanomembranes, phase retardation of mid-IR light using single α -MoO 3 flakes, as well as chiral thermal emission using twisted bilayers of α -MoO 3 .

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