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The single-mode operation can be also realized by adjusting the structural parameters.
First, alumina templates are used to grow silicon nanowires whose height, diameter, and density are easily controlled by adjusting the structural parameters of the template.
Our numerical simulations show that each MO defect mode can be tuned independently by adjusting the structural parameters of magnetic materials.
By adjusting the structural parameters and calculation step automatically, a series output of the bistable system can be got, and an ApEn distance matrix can be constructed.
In addition, plasmonic resonances can be tuned and positioned within a large wavelength range from ultraviolet to mid-infrared wavelengths by adjusting the structural aspect ratio using hybrid nanostructures, such as nanoshells [27], nanorice [28], and nanorings [29].
By adjusting the structural parameters, it is possible to tune the number, frequency, and full width at half-maximum (FWHM) of the resonance modes, opening the possibility to fabricate optical filters based on porous silicon multilayers.
In particular, by carefully adjusting the structural parameters, the band structure of the photonic crystal can be substantially engineered to achieve large bandgaps.
The multilayer structure seems a potential candidate as an absorber layer in p-i-n or n-i-p solar cells, through which the efficiency of the solar cell can be tailored by adjusting the optical, structural and electronic properties of nanocrystalline silicon layers.
The structural optimization is to minimize the structural weight by adjusting the dimensions of structural components.
The resonant peak splitting and wave-vector filtering could be controlled by adjusting the transverse wave vector and structural parameters.
For instance, the influence of three types of equipment suspended from the carbody and the avoidance of structural resonance by adjusting the stiffness distribution has been reported [11].
