Publication

Surface Excitation of Hybridized Plasmons In Metallic Nanocavities

Hatice Altug
2009
Conference paper

Abstract

We experimentally demonstrate surface excitation of hybridized plasmons in metallic nanocavities. We developed a quasi-static model connecting this observation to plasmonic antenna behavior for extraordinary light transmission effect.

Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/220839?ln=en

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