A nanostructured gold surface can filter light depending on the tendency of its photons to arrive at a detector in pairs.
15 July 2026
A nanostructured gold surface can filter light depending on the tendency of its photons to arrive at a detector in pairs.
By
Sebastian Golat
Sebastian Golat is in the Department of Physics, Kings College London, London WC2R 2LS, UK.
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