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Plasmonic Monopole Antenna Arrays for Biosensing, Spectroscopy and nm-Precision Optical Trapping

Hatice Altug, Arif Engin Cetin
2011
Conference paper

Abstract

We propose surface plasmon polariton driven plasmonic monopole antenna array system for biosensing, nanospectroscopy and optical trapping. The structure exhibits high refractive index sensitivities, nearfield resolution and optical gradient force.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/220815?ln=en

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