Nanoplasmonic Thermal Emission in Near- and Far-Fields - Sheng Shen

Explore nanoplasmonic thermal emission in near- and far-fields through this 44-minute conference talk by Sheng Shen from Carnegie Mellon University. Recorded as part of the Quantum and Thermal Electrodynamic Fluctuations in the Presence of Matter: Progress and Challenges conference at the Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics, delve into the fascinating world of classical and quantum fluctuating electromagnetic fields and their impact on various phenomena in physics, chemistry, and engineering. Gain insights into topics such as Casimir interactions, quantum field fluctuations in heat transfer, and the implications of 2D topological and non-reciprocal materials. Discover the latest advancements and remaining puzzles in this field, including the possibility of detecting quantum friction and the discord between experimental and theoretical results. Understand how unraveling these mysteries can have profound impacts on fundamental science and novel material applications.

Nanoplasmonic thermal emission in near- and far-fields ▸ Sheng Shen (CMU)