Publications: 2007 - present

 

Chapter

  1. Mahi R. Singh (2008),

A study of quantum optical phenomena in polaritonic and photonic crystals doped with atoms. Book: "Recent research activities in chemical physics: from atomic scale to macroscale" edited by E. Paspalakis and A. F. Terzis. Pages 101-165.

 

Papers (published, at press and accepted)

  1. J. D. Cox, M. R. Singh, C. Racknor, and R. Agarwal (2011), Switching in Polaritonic-Photonic Crystal Nanofibers Doped with Quantum Dots. Nano Letters | 3b2 | ver.9 |.
  2. M. Singh, D. Schindel & A. Hatef (2011) Dipole-dipole interaction in a quantum dot and metallic nanorod hybrid system. Appl. Phys. Lett. 99, 181106-1-181106-3.
  3. A. Hatef, S. Sadeghi & M. Singh (2011) Plasmonic induced transparency in quantum dot-metallic nanoparticle hybrid system. Nanotechnology (in press).
  4. A. Hatef & M. Singh (2011) Decay of a quantum dot in 2-d metallic photonic crystals. Optics Comm. 284, 2363-2369.
  5. M. Singh & D. Schindel &, (2011) The theory of cylindrical photonic wires. Solid State Comm. 151, 582-586.
  6. M. Singh and C. Racknor (2010) Acausto-optics studied in polaritonic crystals. Physical Review B 82, 155130 (10 pp).
  7. J. Cox and M. Singh (2010) Energy splitting of resonant photonic states in nonlinear nanophotonic double waveguides. Journal Applied Physics 108, 083102 (7pp).
  8. M. Singh and D. Schindel (2010) One photon switching in quantum dots doped in nanofibers. J. Opt. Soc. Am. B 27, 2759-2765.
  9. A. Hatef and M. Singh (2010) Plasmonic effect in quantum coherence and interference in metallic photonic crystals doped with quantum dots. Physical Review A 81, 063816 (pages 9).
  10. J. D. Cox, J. Sabarinathan and M. Singh (2010) Resonant Photonic States in Coupled Photonic Crystal Waveguides. Nanoscale Research Letters 5, 741-746.
  11. J. Cox and M. Singh (2010) Resonant Tunneling in Photonic Double Quantum Well Heterostructures. Nanoscale Research Letters 5, 484-488.
  12. M. Singh, G. Bart and M. Zinke-Allmang (2010) Polaron Hopping in Nano-scale Poly(dA)-Poly(dT) DNA. Nanoscale Research Letters 5, 501-504.
  13. Mahi R. Singh (2009) Controlling photon absorption in photonic nanowires via dipole-dipole interaction. Optics Letters 34, 22-25.
  14. Mahi R. Singh (2009) The study of polaritonics in nanowires made from dispersive materials. Phys. Rev. B80 195303 (9 pgs).
  15. Mahi R. Singh (2009) A study of plasmonics in metallic photonic quantum wires. Journal of Applied Physics 106, 063106 (7 pgs).
  16. Mahi R. Singh (2009) Two-photon absorption in photonic nanowires made from photonic crystals. J. Opt. Soc. Am. B26, 1801-1807.
  17. Mahi R. Singh (2009) Photon transparency in metallic photonic crystals. Phys. Rev. A 79, 013826 (9 pgs).
  18. Mahi R. Singh (2009) Transparency in nanophotonics quantum wires. J. Phys. B.42, 065503 (9 pgs).
  19. Mahi R. Singh (2009) Absorption studies in dipole-dipole interacting nanoparticles doped in nonlinear photonic crystals. Journal Modern Optics, 56, 758-767.
  20. Mahi R. Singh (2009) Photonic transistors made from metallic photonic quantum wires. Microelectronics Journal, 40, 749-752.
  21. Mahi R. Singh (2009) The dipole-dipole interaction in photonic quantum wires. Microelectronics Journal 40, 802-804.
  22. Mahi R. Singh and A. Hatef (2009) Quantum interference due to the spontaneous emission in nonlinear metallic photonic crystals. Microelectronics Journal 40, 854-856.
  23. Mahi R. Singh (2009) All-photonic switching in nanophotonic quantum wells. Phys. Stat. Solidi A206, 910-914.
  24. Mahi R. Singh (2009) Dipole-dipole interaction in nanoscale photonic quantum wells. Phys. Status Solidi B A206, 905-959.
  25. Mahi R. Singh and A. Hatef (2009) Evolution of Absorption Process in Nonlinear Metallic Photonic Crystals. Physica Status Solidi C6, S158-S161.
  26. Mahi R. Singh (2008) Polarization catastrophe in nanostructures doped in photonic band gap materials. Applied Surface Science 255, 653-655.
  27. Mahi R. Singh (2008) Transparency due to dipole-dipole interaction in photonic crystals doped with nanoparticles. Superlattices and Microstructures 43, 537-541.
  28. Mahi R. Singh (2008) Phase Transition in Photonic Crystals Doped with Nanoparticles. Advanced Materials Research 31, 242-245.
  29. Mahi R. Singh (2008) Quantum information processing in photonic crystals. Advanced Materials Research 31, 236-241.
  30. Mahi R. Singh (2008) A study of optoelectronics in photonic nanowires, Applied Physics B93, 91-98.
  31. Mahi R. Singh (2008) Inhibition of two-photon absorption due to dipole-dipole interaction in nanoparticles, Phys. Lett. A 372, 5083-5088.
  32. Mahi R. Singh (2008) The study of the nonlinear effects in nanoparticles doped in photonic crystals. J. Phys. B 41, 133401 [10 pgs].
  33. J. Pacobahyba, J. R. de Sousa and Mahi R. Singh (2008) A theoretical study of the extinction of antiferromagnetic order by holes and dilution in LaSrCuZnO, Solid State Communication 149, 131-135.
  34. Mahi R. Singh and Rob Lipson (2008) Optical switching in nonlinear photonic crystals doped with nanoparticles materials. J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 41, 015401 [7 pgs].
  35. M. R. Singh (2007) Switching on and off two-photon absorption in nanoparticles doped in polaritonic materials. Physical Review B 75, 155427.
  36. Mahi R. Singh (2007) Controlling spontaneous emission in photonic band gap materials doped with nanoparticles. Physical Review A75, 033810. *Editor’s Selection, Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science & Technology.
  37. Mahi R. Singh (2007) The study of dipole-dipole interaction in photonic band gap materials doped with nanoparticles. Physical Review A75, 043809. *Editor’s Selection, Virtual Journal of Nanoscale Science & Technology.
  38. I. Haque and Mahi R. Singh (2007) A study of the ac Stark effect in doped photonic crystals. J. Phys. Condensed Matter, 19, 156229.
  39. Mahi R. Singh (2007) The study of nonlinear two-photon phenomenon in photonic crystals doped with nanoparticles. J. Phys. B: At. Mol. Opt. Phys. 40, 675-688.
  40. Mahi R. Singh (2007) Switching mechanism due to the spontaneous emission cancellation in photonic band gap materials doped with nanoparticles. Physics Letter A 363, 177-181.