Extraordinary optical transmission (EOT) refers to a phenomenon in which light can be transmitted through a subwavelength aperture or a thin film with significantly higher efficiency than would normally be expected based on classical optics principles. This effect often occurs in specially designed metallic structures, such as arrays of nanoholes or slits, and is typically associated with plasmonic effects and resonant tunneling.
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