Applications of surface polaritons for detection and vibrational spectral analysis of thin films on metals and dielectrics

Zhizhin, G. N.; Moskalova, M.A.; Vinogradov, Evgenii; Sigarev, A. A.; Yakovlev, V. A.

doi:10.1016/0368-2048(83)85030-0

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“…Van Duyne and co-workers have compared enhancements of localized IR SPs on metal nanoparticles and metal island films . Enhanced IR spectra have been recorded with wavelength-scanned SP ATR configurations. ,, Techniques described as surface electromagnetic wave (SEW) spectroscopy − are based on the propagation of nonradiative SP modes. Prism (or grating) coupling excites SPs out of a prism (or grating) along a smooth air/metal interface (usually with lasers), and vibrational spectra are recorded by dips in measured SP propagation lengths vs wavelength.…”

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Metal Films with Arrays of Tiny Holes: Spectroscopy with Infrared Plasmonic Scaffolding

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The extraordinary infrared transmission effect of metal films with arrays of tiny holes (microarrays or mesh) is mediated by surface plasmons. This work describes the optical physics of propagating infrared surface plasmons on mesh and reviews initial applications of the effect. In particular, surface-plasmon-enhanced infrared absorption spectroscopy is featured. Contents include: a brief history of surface plasmons, mesh-based surface plasmons, propagating surface plasmon basics, surface plasmon resonance response to nanocoatings, enhanced IR absorption spectroscopy, and the interaction of surface plasmon resonances with molecular vibrations.

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