journal article·2024-01

Three-dimensional opal-like photonic crystals made of diamond shells by chemical vapor deposition

Dmitry Sovyk, Victor Ralchenko, Dmitry Kurdyukov, Sergey Grudinkin, Valery Golubev, Sergey Savin, Vitaly Mityukhlyaev, Valery Kazakov, Sergey Dyakov, Sergey Tikhodeev

Optical Materials· Volume 147
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