The concept of reflective photonic nanojets generated by aluminum oxide hemispheres without modulation by a standing wave
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Abstract Here we answer the comment by I.V. Minin and O.V. Minin [Optical Materials 112 (2021) 110770] on our paper “Functional dielectric microstructure for photonic nanojet generation in reflection mode” [Optical Materials 110 (2020) 110503]. The process of reflective photonic nanojet modulation by a standing wave is considered by numerical simulations and additional experimental data. The results confirm that the data presented in the paper mentioned above are reliable and correspond to the physics of the process of reflective photonic nanojet formation.
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OpenAlex topics: Near-Field Optical Microscopy · Photonic Crystals and Applications · Integrated Circuits and Semiconductor Failure Analysis
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