2007
DOI: 10.1103/physrevb.76.115411
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Dielectric-loaded plasmonic nanoantenna arrays: A metamaterial with tuneable optical properties

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“…Although they look similar to the modes of single metal nanorods as shown by [33][34][35] they differ in several important aspects owing to the nanorod arrangement. Firstly, because the nanorods are closely spaced there is a strong coupling between the plasmons of neighboring nanorods, [26,30] which leads to a peak being observed which, whilst related to the longitudinal resonance for an isolated nanorod, is actually a collective property of the nanorod array and is significantly blue shifted from what would be predicted for an isolated nanorod. [36].…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Although they look similar to the modes of single metal nanorods as shown by [33][34][35] they differ in several important aspects owing to the nanorod arrangement. Firstly, because the nanorods are closely spaced there is a strong coupling between the plasmons of neighboring nanorods, [26,30] which leads to a peak being observed which, whilst related to the longitudinal resonance for an isolated nanorod, is actually a collective property of the nanorod array and is significantly blue shifted from what would be predicted for an isolated nanorod. [36].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[27,28] MMP allows for 3D calculations both in the electromagnetic near-and far-field, and hence sheds light on both aspects. Note that previously reported theoretical calculations using the finite element and Maxwell-Garnett theory focused either on the near-field [29,30] or the far-field [26] aspects only. MMP offers a concise and scale independent converging theoretical approach for modeling the nanorod array structures presented here.…”
Section: Multiple-multipoles Modelingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[ 20,21 ] Nonlinear optical processes, which are proportional to the higher orders of the electric fi eld, are also dramatically boosted due to the plasmonic fi eld enhancement. [ 22,23 ] The examples include the enhancement of Kerr-type nonlinearity, [24][25][26][27] harmonic generation, [ 23,28,29 ] and four-wave mixing [ 30 ] in metal nanostructures and surrounding dielectrics, self-focusing and SPP-soliton formation, [ 31 ] and many others. Taking on the above properties, plasmonics offers a unique opportunity to combine the speed and the bandwidth of nanophotonics with the integration level of the electronics [ 32 ] and provide superior active functionalities leading to the development on nonlinear nanophotonic components.…”
Section: Plasmonics and Nanoscale Optical Circuitrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We showed that arrays of vertically aligned nanowires with tunable dimensions-and hence optical properties-can be easily grown into anodic aluminium oxide templates using electrodeposition. 6 The implementation of 3BCMU as the host matrix for these arrays strongly modifies the optical properties in a similar manner (see Figure 1). This suggests the feasibility of creating optically active, nonlinear metallic waveguides with such particles.…”
Section: Figure 2 Dependence Of the Power Flow P Along The Dlspp Wmentioning
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