Using light to control the movement of nanostructured objects is a great challenge. However, when the complexity of the light-activated devices increases, disorder unavoidably occurs and induces a number of effects. We show that these effects enhance the mechanical effect of light.

Optomechanics of Random Media: Large scale massively-parallel analysis of optical pressure in disordered systems

Silvia Gentilini;Claudio Conti
2015

Abstract

Using light to control the movement of nanostructured objects is a great challenge. However, when the complexity of the light-activated devices increases, disorder unavoidably occurs and induces a number of effects. We show that these effects enhance the mechanical effect of light.
2015
Istituto dei Sistemi Complessi - ISC
Inglese
IEEE
Photonics North, 2015
Photonics North, 2015
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http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=7292486
9-11/06/2015
Ottawa, Canada
optomechanics; random media; light localization
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