ArticleNature communications2024
Hyperbolic-to-hyperbolic transition at exceptional Reststrahlen point in rare-earth oxyorthosilicates.
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Anisotropic optical crystals can exhibit a hyperbolic response within the Reststrahlen band (RB) and support directional polaritonic propagations when interacting with light. Most of the reported low-symmetry optical crystals showcase the evolution from hyperbolic to elliptic dispersion topologies, largely owing to their adjacent RBs being either overlapped or separated. Here, we report an exceptional Reststrahlen point (ERP) in rare-earth oxyorthosilicate Y
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