Abstract: In this work, we study dipolar oscillations in infinite and finite one-dimensional arrays of scatterers supporting dipole resonances. We show that the presence of two dipolar responses of ...

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Until now, scientists were only aware of the presence of insulators exhibiting one-dimensional magnetism. However, a team of researchers has observed unique one-dimensional magnetism in Ti₄MnBi₂. “We ...

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Physicists have created a one dimensional gas out of light particles for the first time. Studying how the photon gas behaves could help researchers discover some yet-unknown quantum optical effects.

What just happened? Physicists have managed to turn light particles into what they describe as an "exotic state of matter" – a one-dimensional gas. They did this by confining the photons in a tiny ...