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1 April 2020 Second harmonic generation from an ITO nanolayer: experiment versus theory
L. Rodriguez-Suné, M. Scalora, A. S. Johnson, C. Cojocaru, N. Akozbek, Z. J. Coppens, D. Perez-Salinas, S. Wall, J. Trull
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Abstract
We report a comparative experimental and theoretical study of second harmonic generation from a 20nm-thick indium tin oxide nanolayer in the proximity of the epsilon-near-zero condition. We record the efficiency of the second harmonic signal both as a function of wavelength as well as of the angle of incidence around the epsilon-near-zero crossing point. We compare our experimental results with numerical simulations based on a hydrodynamical model able to capture all major physical mechanisms driving the electrodynamic behavior of conductive oxide layers, with unique aspects of the different nonlinear sources. We found a very good quantitative and qualitative agreement between experiment and theory.
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L. Rodriguez-Suné, M. Scalora, A. S. Johnson, C. Cojocaru, N. Akozbek, Z. J. Coppens, D. Perez-Salinas, S. Wall, and J. Trull "Second harmonic generation from an ITO nanolayer: experiment versus theory", Proc. SPIE 11345, Nanophotonics VIII, 113451R (1 April 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2555393
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KEYWORDS
Electrons

Second-harmonic generation

Oxides

Plasma

Harmonic generation

Absorption

Metals

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