Morphology-dependent resonance (MDR) is a phenomenon in optics and electromagnetics that occurs in microscale and nanoscale particles, particularly in resonant structures such as micro-spheres, nano-spheres, and other shapes. It refers to the way that the shape, size, and material properties of a particle influence its interaction with light, specifically how light can be resonantly enhanced at certain wavelengths based on the particle’s morphology.
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