Fundamental and Applied Nano-Electromagnetics

Carbon, a unique model material for condensed matter physics and engineering science; A. Celzard, V. Fierro.- Electromagnetic properties of nanohelices; C.A. Downing et al.- Electrodynamics of graphene/polymer multilayers in the GHz frequency domain; P. Lambin et al.- Quantum Dot Lattice as Nano-Antenna for Collective Spontaneous Emission; S. Mokhlespour et al.- Wave packet dynamical calculations for carbon nanostructures; G.I. Márk et al.- Carbon nanotubes and graphene nanoribbons for terahertz applications; A. Maffucci et al.- Plasmon modes in extrinsic graphene: ab initio simulations vs semi-classical models; A. Sindona et al.- Graphene-enhanced metamaterials in THz applications; A. Andryieuski et al.-Phonon-assisted radiofrequency absorption by gold nanoparticles resulting in hyperthermia; A. Postnikov, K. Moldosanov.- An optical adventure in sexual deception; A. Lakhtakia.- Optical properties of semiconductor colloidal quantum wells; A. Antanovich et al.- Synthesis of pyrolytic carbon films on dielectric substrates; Y. Svirko et al.- Microwave properties of ultrathin pyrolytic carbon films; T. Kaplas et al.- Conductive and shielding properties of MWCNTs/polymer nanocomposites with aligned filler distribution; L. Yu. Matzui et al.- Structural, morphological and magnetic properties of nickel-carbon nanocomposites prepared by solid-phase pyrolysis of Ni phthalocyanine; A. Manukyan et al.