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. 2016 Feb 10;6:20599. doi: 10.1038/srep20599

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(a) An increase of the lifetime. The transmission spectrum of the structure without FPR (black dotted curve) and FPR only (green dashed curve) at . The spectrum of the complete structure is shown by a blue solid curve, . (b) A decrease of the lifetime. The transmission spectrum of the structure without FPR (black dotted curve) and FPR only (green dashed curve) at . The spectrum of the complete structure is shown by a red curve, . Inserts show the field distributions for the indicated frequency values.

Inline graphic — (a) An increase of the lifetime. The transmission spectrum of the structure without FPR (black dotted curve) and FPR only (green dashed curve) at . The spectrum of the complete structure is shown by a blue solid curve, . (b) A decrease of the lifetime. The transmission spectrum of the structure without FPR (black dotted curve) and FPR only (green dashed curve) at . The spectrum of the complete structure is shown by a red curve, . Inserts show the field distributions for the indicated frequency values.