FSU researchers discover unique light interaction in Kagome metal, potentially advancing photonic technology.

Florida State University (FSU) researchers identify a unique phenomenon in Kagome metal, cesium vanadium antimonide. The study reveals how the material interacts with light to generate plasmon polaritons, nanoscale-level linked waves of electrons and electromagnetic fields. This understanding of Kagome metal's properties may contribute to developing more precise and efficient photonic technologies.