Domain morphology, boundaries, and topological defects in biophotonic gyroid nanostructures of butterfly wing scales
Abstract
Many organisms in nature have evolved sophisticated cellular mechanisms to produce photonic nanostructures and, in recent years, diverse crystalline symmetries have been identified and related to macroscopic optical properties. However, because we know little about the distributions of domain sizes, the orientations of photonic crystals, and the nature of defects in these structures, we are unable to make the connection between the nanostructure...
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Title
Domain morphology, boundaries, and topological defects in biophotonic gyroid nanostructures of butterfly wing scales
Published Date
Jun 3, 2016
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Volume
2
Issue
6
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