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Tuesday, December 1, 2009
5:00 AM
335 West Hall
Speaker: Hui Cao (Yale University)
In the latest development of nano-optics, light localization is a key issue. In this talk, Professor Cao will review her teams recent research activities of utilizing optical scattering to achieve light localization. She will present three examples: (i) spatial localization of light in disordered nanostructures; (ii) light localization in the phase space as a result of scattering at the boundary of a chaotic microcavity; (iii) localization of surface plasmon polaritons in metal-dielectric nanocomposites. The application of light localization to microlasers will be demonstrated.
Please see Professor Cao's website for more information.
