Transverse Kerker effect is known by the directional scattering of an electromagnetic plane
wave perpendicular to the propagation direction with nearly suppression of both forward and …

Kerker effect is one of the unique phenomena in modern electrodynamics. Due to
overlapping of electric and magnetic dipole moments, all-dielectric particles can be invisible …

Magneto-optical materials have become a key tool in functional nanophotonics, mainly due
to their ability to offer active tuning between two different operational states in …

Structured illumination allows for satisfying the first Kerker condition of in-phase
perpendicular electric and magnetic dipole moments in any isotropic scatterer that supports …

Controlling the polarization state and the propagation direction of photons is a fundamental
prerequisite for many nanophotonic devices and a precursor for future on-chip …

High refractive index dielectric nanoparticles have provided a new platform for exotic light
manipulation through the interference of multipole modes. The Kerker effect is one example …

Directionally molding the near-field and far-field radiation lies at the heart of nanophotonics
and is crucial for applications such as on-chip information processing and chiral quantum …

In this paper, we propose a hybrid metallo-dielectric core-shell nanorod for the Kerker-type
effect at two different frequencies. The effect arises from the interference of the scattering …

Interference is the cornerstone of Huygens source design for reshaping and controlling
scattering patterns. The conventional underpinning principle, such as for the Kerker effect, is …

The polarizability tensors of a particle are its characteristic parameters, which once obtained,
can be applied as equivalent representations of the particle in any problems involving plane …