Mie and Bragg plasmons in subwavelength silver semi‐shells
College
College of Science
Department/Unit
Physics
Document Type
Article
Source Title
Small
Volume
4
Issue
12
First Page
2292
Last Page
2299
Publication Date
12-2008
Abstract
2D arrays of silver semi-shells of 100 and 200 nm diameter display complex reflection and transmission spectra in the visible and near-IR. Here these spectral features are deconstructed and it is demonstrated that they result from the coupling of incident light into a delocalized Bragg plasmon, and the latter's induction of localized Mie plasmons in the arrays. These phenomena permit the excitation of transverse dipolar plasmon resonances in the semi-shells despite an ostensibly unfavorable orientation with respect to normally incident light. The resulting spectral feature in the mid-visible is strong and tunable.
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Recommended Citation
Maaroof, A. I., Cortie, M. B., Harris, N., & Wieczorek, L. (2008). Mie and Bragg plasmons in subwavelength silver semi‐shells. Small, 4 (12), 2292-2299. Retrieved from https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/faculty_research/8172
Disciplines
Physics
Keywords
Plasmons (Physics); Surface plasmon resonance; Silver
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