Abstract
Nowadays the volume of transmitted information exponentially grows and requires the development of new telecommunication systems. Dielectric nanoresonators can be considered as a basic part of such systems to control the emission of the nanoscale source. Here we numerically investigated resonant dielectric nanoresonators for emission enhancements of 2D nanomaterials. We show that the radiative Purcell factor can achieve the value of up to 21 and 12 for the magnetic quadrupole and dipole responses, respectively. Also, we compare the directivity patterns for magnetic dipole and quadrupole resonances. The results obtained in this work can be applied in the development of optical chips and interfaces.
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