Nonlinear optics of metal fractal clusters

Бутенко, А. В.; Chubakov, P. A.; Danilova, Yu. E.; Карпов, С. В.; Popov, A. K.; Rautian, S. G.; Safonov, V. P.; Slabko, V. V.; Shalaev, Vladimir M.; Stockman, Mark I.

doi:10.1007/bf01437368

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“…The experimental investigation 22 has indeed found a very strong enhancement for the phase conjugation, with G ( ) 3 6 10 ≅ , confirming the theoretical predictions.…”

Section: Enhancement Of Radiative Photoprocessessupporting

confidence: 77%

“…18,19 We have considered above the moments (averaged powers) of the local fields. Now we consider another characteristic of the fluctuations, the distribution function P G ( ) (22) of the local-field intensity. Because the change of the minimum scale R 0 implies the change of the local fields, the distribution function is likely to scale in some intermediate range,…”

Section: Giant Fluctuations Of Local Fields and Enhancement Of Non-ramentioning

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Enhanced Nonlinear-Optical Responses of Disordered Clusters and Composites

Stockman

Pandey

George

1998

Nonlinear Optical Materials

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“…The experimental investigation 22 has indeed found a very strong enhancement for the phase conjugation, with G ( ) 3 6 10 ≅ , confirming the theoretical predictions.…”

Section: Enhancement Of Radiative Photoprocessessupporting

confidence: 77%

Section: Giant Fluctuations Of Local Fields and Enhancement Of Non-ramentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhanced Nonlinear-Optical Responses of Disordered Clusters and Composites

Stockman

Pandey

George

1998

Nonlinear Optical Materials

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“…This feature should be definitely investigated further as it might be important for practical applications associated, for example, with persistent holes induced by laser radiation in the spectra of fractals. 23,44 …”

Section: Discussionmentioning

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Direct observation of localized dipolar excitations on rough nanostructured surfaces

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Direct observation of localized dipolar excitations on rough nanostructured surfacesUsing a photon scanning tunneling microscope ͑operating alternatively at the wavelengths of 594 and 633 nm͒ with shear-force feedback we image the topography of silver colloid fractals simultaneously with a near-field intensity distribution. We observe that near-field optical images exhibit spatially localized ͑within 150-250 nm͒ intensity enhancement by one to two orders of magnitude. These bright light spots are found to be sensitive to the light wavelength, polarization, and angle of incidence. We relate the observed phenomenon to the localization of resonant dipolar excitations in random nanostructured aggregates.

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confidence: 99%