Optical trapping and moving of microparticles using asymmetrical Bessel-Gaussian beams

Porfirev, A.; Kovalev, Alexey A.; Kotlyar, V. V.

doi:10.18287/2412-6179-2016-40-2-152-157

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“…Changes have also taken place in the journal contentnew publication categories have appeared: Earth's Remote Sensing Technology, including development of hyperspectral equipment [6][7][8][9]; photonic-crystal sensors [10][11]; LED technology [12][13]; video signal stream processing and some other new methods of image subject processing [14][15][16][17][18]; new types of laser beams [19][20]; and academic reviews of up-to-date trends have been published [21][22]. In 2016, for the first time in a long period, a full-text English version of the journal of Computer Optics was issued with the articles originally written in English (Volume 40, Issue 5), which had not previously been published elsewhere.…”

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Current problems of development of the journal of Computer Optics

Kudryashov¹

2017

Collection of Selected Papers of the III International Conference on Information Technology and Nanotechnology

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This paper presents overall results of two years experience in executing tasks defined in article "Quo Vadis" written by the Editor-in-Chief of the journal of Computer Optics, Corresponding Member of RAS V.A. Soifer (Computer Optics 2014; Volume 38, Issue 4). The main bibliometric indicators of the journal in SCOPUS citation database are compared with similar metrics of some most relevant periodicals. The paper declares some important events to be held in 2017. Based on the current progress of the journal, new objectives of its further development are defined, and major events targeted for 2017 are discussed.

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Kudryashov¹

2017

Collection of Selected Papers of the III International Conference on Information Technology and Nanotechnology

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“…The "boundary" SPPs is almost completely absent. The results can be used to design devices that allow capturing and moving the particles in water or other biofluidics [13][14].…”

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Formation of Plasmonic Nanojets by Silver Nano-Strip

Козлова¹,

Samara²

2016

Collection of Selected Papers of the II International Conference on Information Technology and Nanotechnology

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Abstract. In this work the "central" surface plasmon-polariton was obtained by using frequency dependent difference time-domain method for the TMpolarized light at 532 nm, which was propagating through the silver nano-strip, placed on silica glass in an aqueous medium. The height and width of nanostrip was equal to 20 nm and 215 nm respectively. The intensity of surface plasmon-polariton was 4 times higher the intensity of the incident radiation. The full width at half maximum of the nanojet was 138 nm.Keywords: surface plasmon-polariton, nano-strip, (FD) 2 TD-method.Citation: Kozlova ES. Formation of plasmonic nanojets by silver nano-strip.

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“…The results can be used to design devices that allow capturing and moving the particles in water or other biofluidics [30,31].…”

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Tight focusing of laser light using a surface plasmon polariton in a silver nano-strip and nano-ring on silica glass

Козлова

Kotlyar

2016

Computer Optics

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In this work a solitary surface plasmon-polariton was obtained by using a frequency-dependent finite difference time-domain method for the TM-and radially polarized light at 532 nm, which was propagated through silver nano-elements (a nano-strip and a nano-ring), placed in an aqueous medium. The device's height and width were equal to 20 nm and 215 nm respectively. The intensity of surface plasmon-polariton was four times higher than that of the incident radiation. The full width at half maximum of the nanojet was 138 nm and 158 nm for the case of using a nano-strip and a nano-ring respectively. The results can be used to design devices that allow capturing and moving particles in water or other biofluids.

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Optical trapping and moving of microparticles using asymmetrical Bessel-Gaussian beams

Cited by 23 publications

References 9 publications

Current problems of development of the journal of Computer Optics

Current problems of development of the journal of Computer Optics

Formation of Plasmonic Nanojets by Silver Nano-Strip

Tight focusing of laser light using a surface plasmon polariton in a silver nano-strip and nano-ring on silica glass

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