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Topological Tamm edge states.

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Summary

This study introduces a novel Tamm plasmon structure for perfect light absorption. It demonstrates spatial control of thermal radiation using topological interfaces and edge states.

Area of Science:

* Physics, Optics, Materials Science
* Exploration of plasmonic and topological phenomena in engineered structures.

Background:

* Tamm plasmons offer unique light-matter interaction properties.
* Controlling light absorption and thermal radiation is crucial for advanced optical devices.
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Purpose of the Study:

* To propose and investigate a Tamm plasmon structure for perfect absorption.
* To demonstrate the manipulation of reflection topology via film thickness.
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* Fabrication of a Tamm plasmon structure using a tungsten film and distributed Bragg reflector.

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* Theoretical analysis of reflection topology and winding numbers.

* Finite element method (FEM) simulations to verify edge state characteristics.

Main Results:

* Achieved perfect absorption through critical coupling in the Tamm plasmon structure.
* Demonstrated tunable reflection topology of Tamm plasmon polaritons by adjusting tungsten film thickness.
* Observed a topological Tamm edge state at the interface between trivial and non-trivial surfaces.
* Verified the spin-locked nature of the topological edge state via simulations.

Conclusions:

* The proposed structure enables perfect light absorption via critical coupling.
* Reflection topology manipulation offers control over Tamm plasmon polariton properties.
* The topological Tamm edge state provides a pathway for spatially controlled thermal radiation.
* This work presents a novel approach for utilizing reflection topology in optical applications.