Abstract
We propose a ring-groove nanostructure which can achieve toroidal dipolar resonance under normal incidence, and find that this design, due to the strong field confinement for this dipolar resonance, can simultaneously enhance the radiative decay rate and achieve high degree of linear polarization of the fluorescence emission. In addition, both radiation enhancement and degree of linear polarization are higher than those by other structure that cannot obtain toroidal dipolar resonance. It is expected that this design can promote the development of polarized light-emitting devices with enhanced emission intensity and potentially functional toroidal metasurface lasers.
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