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Cornell team uses trapped light to create nanoscale magnetization
Key Takeaways
- Cornell researchers used a germanium metasurface to trap mid-infrared light.
- A near-infrared pulse abruptly changed the material’s optical properties, creating a time interface.
- The method generated static nanoscale magnetization without external magnets or magnetic materials.
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DT Editorial Team··via phys.org