Exploring uncharted multiband hyperbolic dispersion in conjugated polymers: a first-principles study

Suim Lim; Dong Hee Park; Bin Chan Joo; Yeon Ui Lee; Kanghoon Yim

doi:10.1117/1.AP.7.3.036001

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