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Maxim Sukharev

Professor Professor of Physics

Arizona State University Digital Immersion

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Natural Science

Department of Physics

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Natural Science

Maxim Sukharev is currently serving as a Physics Professor Professor of Physics at Arizona State University Digital Immersion.

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Maxim Sukharev

Arizona State University Digital Immersion

Professor Professor of Physics

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materials science applied physics nanotechnology plasmonics physics physical chemistry nanomaterials nanophotonics condensed matter physics photonics biophysics particle physics strong coupling atomic physics quantum chemistry condensed matter plasmonic materials second harmonic generation molecular junctions metal nanoparticles exciton-plasmon nanomaterials surface plasmon polaritons optical response periodic arrays fabry-perot cavity molecular plasmonics mathematical optimization raman spectroscopy molecular science interface science dispersion science nanoparticle research nonlinear science optical physics charge carrier transport nanobiotechnology metallic nanomaterials radiative transfer radiation chemistry fragmentation effect optical spectroscopy charge separation causality surface-enhanced raman scattering colloidal systems colloid chemistry colloidal materials non-linear optics optical engineering surface plasmon modes thin metal film slit array polarization control numerical studies atomic sample two-dimensional arrays coherent control light science

Notable Scholarly Works

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Unveiling the Dance of Molecules: Rovibrational Dynamics of Molecules Under Intense Illumination at Complex Plasmonic Interfaces. Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation (2025)

Maxim SukharevJoseph E. SubotnikAbraham Nitzan

complex plasmonic interfaceschemistrymolecular sciencerovibrational dynamicsintense illuminationcomputational chemistry

Interplay Between Gain and Loss in Arrays of Nonlinear Plasmonic Nanoparticles: Toward Parametric Downconversion and Amplification. Optics Letters (2024)

Syed A. ShahMichael R. ClarkJoseph ZyssMaxim SukharevAndrei Piryatinski

biophysicsnanoparticlesplasmonsnonlinear plasmonic nanoparticlesoptical propertiesnonlinear scienceplasmonicsplasmonic materialsparametric downconversionnanoparticle researchnon-linear opticsnanophotonicsnanotechnology

Nature of Polariton Transport in a Fabry-Perot Cavity. Physical review. A/Physical review, A (2024)

Zeyu ZhouHsing-Ta ChenMaxim SukharevJoseph E. SubotnikAbraham Nitzan

particle physicsfabry-perot cavitypolariton transportphysics

On the Nature of Two-Photon Transitions for a Collection of Molecules in a Fabry–Perot Cavity. The Journal of Chemical Physics (2024)

Zeyu ZhouHsing-Ta ChenMaxim SukharevJoseph E. SubotnikAbraham Nitzan

fabry-perot cavityquantum chemistrytwo-photon transitionsphysical chemistryphysics

Nonlinear Plasmonic Nanostructures for Quadratic Nonlinear Optics. (2023)

Isabelle Ledoux-RakHoang Minh NgoElena DrobnyhMaxim SukharevJoseph Zyss

quadratic nonlinear opticsphotonicsnanomaterialsnonlinear plasmonic nanostructuresmaterials scienceplasmonicsnanophotonicsnanotechnology

High Yield Synthesis and Quadratic Nonlinearities of Gold Nanoprisms in Solution: The Role of Corner Sharpness. Israel Journal of Chemistry (2022)

Hoang Minh NgoElena DrobnyhMaxim SukharevQuoc Khuong VoJoseph ZyssIsabelle Ledoux‐Rak

high yield synthesischemistryquadratic nonlinearitiesmaterials sciencecorner sharpnessgold nanoprismsnanotechnologychemical engineering

Interplay Between Disorder and Collective Coherent Response: Superradiance and Spectral Motional Narrowing in the Time Domain. Physical review. A/Physical review, A (2022)

Hsing-Ta ChenZeyu ZhouMaxim SukharevJoseph E. SubotnikAbraham Nitzan

biophysicsspectral motional narrowingatomic physicscollective coherent responseneurosciencephysicsparticle physicstime domain

Observation of Strong Coupling Between an Inverse Bowtie Nano-Antenna and a Single J-Aggregate. arXiv (Cornell University) (2021)

Weissman, AdamSukharev, MaximSalomon, Adi

inverse bowtiesingle j-aggregatenanomaterialscondensed matter physicsoptoelectronicsapplied physicsparticle physicsstrong couplingnanotechnology

Second Harmonic Generation by Strongly Coupled Exciton–Plasmons: The Role of Polaritonic States in Nonlinear Dynamics. The Journal of Chemical Physics (2021)

Maxim SukharevAdi SalomonJoseph Zyss

second harmonic generationquantum chemistrypolaritonic statesmaterials sciencephysical chemistry

Strong Coupling Between an Inverse Bowtie Nano-Antenna and a J-Aggregate. Journal of Colloid and Interface Science (2021)

Adam WeissmanMaxim SukharevAdi Salomon

surface sciencecolloid chemistryinverse bowtiecolloidal systemsnanomaterialsdispersion sciencecolloidal materialsinterface sciencematerials scienceapplied physicsstrong couplingnanotechnology

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Maxim Sukharev

Professor Professor of Physics

Arizona State University Digital Immersion

Affiliations

Natural Science

Department of Physics

The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Natural Science

Maxim Sukharev is currently serving as a Physics Professor Professor of Physics at Arizona State University Digital Immersion.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Maxim Sukharev

Arizona State University Digital Immersion

Professor Professor of Physics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Unveiling the Dance of Molecules: Rovibrational Dynamics of Molecules Under Intense Illumination at Complex Plasmonic Interfaces. Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation (2025)

Maxim SukharevJoseph E. SubotnikAbraham Nitzan

complex plasmonic interfaceschemistrymolecular sciencerovibrational dynamicsintense illuminationcomputational chemistry

Interplay Between Gain and Loss in Arrays of Nonlinear Plasmonic Nanoparticles: Toward Parametric Downconversion and Amplification. Optics Letters (2024)

Syed A. ShahMichael R. ClarkJoseph ZyssMaxim SukharevAndrei Piryatinski

Nature of Polariton Transport in a Fabry-Perot Cavity. Physical review. A/Physical review, A (2024)

Zeyu ZhouHsing-Ta ChenMaxim SukharevJoseph E. SubotnikAbraham Nitzan

particle physicsfabry-perot cavitypolariton transportphysics

On the Nature of Two-Photon Transitions for a Collection of Molecules in a Fabry–Perot Cavity. The Journal of Chemical Physics (2024)

Zeyu ZhouHsing-Ta ChenMaxim SukharevJoseph E. SubotnikAbraham Nitzan

fabry-perot cavityquantum chemistrytwo-photon transitionsphysical chemistryphysics

Nonlinear Plasmonic Nanostructures for Quadratic Nonlinear Optics. (2023)

Isabelle Ledoux-RakHoang Minh NgoElena DrobnyhMaxim SukharevJoseph Zyss

quadratic nonlinear opticsphotonicsnanomaterialsnonlinear plasmonic nanostructuresmaterials scienceplasmonicsnanophotonicsnanotechnology

High Yield Synthesis and Quadratic Nonlinearities of Gold Nanoprisms in Solution: The Role of Corner Sharpness. Israel Journal of Chemistry (2022)

Hoang Minh NgoElena DrobnyhMaxim SukharevQuoc Khuong VoJoseph ZyssIsabelle Ledoux‐Rak

high yield synthesischemistryquadratic nonlinearitiesmaterials sciencecorner sharpnessgold nanoprismsnanotechnologychemical engineering

Interplay Between Disorder and Collective Coherent Response: Superradiance and Spectral Motional Narrowing in the Time Domain. Physical review. A/Physical review, A (2022)

Hsing-Ta ChenZeyu ZhouMaxim SukharevJoseph E. SubotnikAbraham Nitzan

biophysicsspectral motional narrowingatomic physicscollective coherent responseneurosciencephysicsparticle physicstime domain

Observation of Strong Coupling Between an Inverse Bowtie Nano-Antenna and a Single J-Aggregate. arXiv (Cornell University) (2021)

Weissman, AdamSukharev, MaximSalomon, Adi

inverse bowtiesingle j-aggregatenanomaterialscondensed matter physicsoptoelectronicsapplied physicsparticle physicsstrong couplingnanotechnology

Second Harmonic Generation by Strongly Coupled Exciton–Plasmons: The Role of Polaritonic States in Nonlinear Dynamics. The Journal of Chemical Physics (2021)

Maxim SukharevAdi SalomonJoseph Zyss

second harmonic generationquantum chemistrypolaritonic statesmaterials sciencephysical chemistry

Strong Coupling Between an Inverse Bowtie Nano-Antenna and a J-Aggregate. Journal of Colloid and Interface Science (2021)

Adam WeissmanMaxim SukharevAdi Salomon

surface sciencecolloid chemistryinverse bowtiecolloidal systemsnanomaterialsdispersion sciencecolloidal materialsinterface sciencematerials scienceapplied physicsstrong couplingnanotechnology

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