Extinction mechanisms of hyperbolic h-BN nanodisk

We applied the finite element method to calculate the extinction spectrum of single hyperbolic hexagonal boron nitride(h-BN)nanodisk.We show that the hyperbolic h-BN nanodisk exhibits two extinction mechanisms in the mid-infrared region.The volume confined phonon polaritons resonances of the nanodisk give rise to a series of weak extinction peaks.The localized surface phonon polaritons lead to a robust dipolar extinction,and the extinction peak position is tunable by varying the size of the h-BN nanodisk.These findings reveal the mechanisms of the interaction between light and resonant h-BN nanodisk,which are essential for h-BN related opto-electromagnetic applications.