Strong light emission from a defective hexagonal boron nitride monolayer coupled to near-touching random plasmonic nanounits

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2021-04

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Optics Letters

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0146-9592

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1539-4794

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Optica

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46

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7

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1664 - 1667

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English

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In this Letter, we demonstrate strong light emission from defective hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) defect centers upon their coupling with disorder near-touching plasmonic units. Based on numerical simulations and characterization results, the plasmonic design at thin layer thicknesses of 20 nm can provide above 2 orders of magnitude enhance ment in photoluminescence (PL) spectra. Moreover, this plasmonic platform shortens the luminescence lifetime of the emitters. The proposed design can be easily extended to other plasmonic-emitter combinations where strong light–matter interaction can be achieved using large-scale compatible routes.

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