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Structured Colors with Dielectric Nanoresonators

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Visual perception of colors plays a vital role in our daily lives. Human efforts to create colors have evolved from collecting natural dyes and pigments to the predominant use of industrial synthetic dyes in modern society, driven by the need to reduce costs and meet specific requirements. However, colors generated from dyes and pigments degrade due to radiation damage, photobleaching or heat.

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