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Nanolaser on carbon nanotube
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Dzedolik I. V. 1, Kuzmin A. A.1, Polyakov V. E.1
1V. I. Vernadsky Crimean Federal University, Physics and Technology Institute, Simferopol, Russia
Email: igor.dzedolik@cfuv.ru, andreyka-kuzmin-03@mail.ru, vadyald@gmail.com
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The theoretical model of the nanolaser on carbon nanotube with zigzag chirality, which has semiconductor properties, is considered. Periodic surface inhomogeneities forming Bragg gratings are realized at the ends of the nanotube, i.e. such nanotube is a nanoresonator. It is shown that at pumping the nanoresonator by optical radiation, the coherent flow of surface plasmon-polaritons occurs in the nanolaser when the generation threshold is exceeded. Keywords: carbon nanotube, nanoresonator, nanolaser, plasmon-polariton.
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