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Demonstrates enhanced second-harmonic generation in aluminum indium phosphide nanostructures, indicating potential for future photonic applications.
Second-order nonlinear optical materials with high refractive index and wide transparency range are of high demand for various photonic applications. Here, we present nanostructures fabricated in wafer-bonded crystalline aluminum indium phosphide (AlInP). The nanostructures exhibit strong enhancement of second-harmonic generation due to higher-order anapole excitations. Our results illustrate the potential of AlInP for nonlinear nanophotonics.
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