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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/rac1-journa
 l-clubseminar-series-5
LOCATION:RAC - Research Advancement Centre 475 Wes Graham Way 2009 Waterloo
  ON N2L 6R2 Canada
SUMMARY:RAC1 Journal Club/Seminar Series
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:SIMULATION OF III-V NANOWIRES FOR INFRARED PHOTODETECTION\n\nKH
 ALIFA M. AZIZUR-RAHMAN\, MCMASTER UNIVERSITY\n\nThe absorptance in vertica
 l nanowire (nw) arrays is typically\ndominated by three optical phenomena:
  radial mode resonances\,\nnear-field evanescent wave coupling\, and Fabry
 –Perot (F-P) mode\nresonances. The contribution of these optical phenome
 na to GaAs\, InP\nand InAs nw absorptance was simulated using the finite e
 lement method.\nThe study compared the absorptance between finite and semi
 -infinite\nnws with varying geometrical parameters\, including the nw diam
 eter\n(D)\, array period (P)\, and nw length (L).
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