ABSTRACT We show that surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs) can be concentrated to subwavelength dimensions in a nanoscale dielectric wedge on a metal substrate. An adiabatic model explains how SPPs propagating on a Ag substrate covered with a thin Si film of slowly increasing thickness become highly confined inside the Si layer. Simulations predict strong subwavelength focusing near the surface plasmon resonance frequency. Unlike alternative strategies, this method does not require the nanoscale shaping of metal surfaces
In this review, we show that by designing the metallic nanostructures, the surface plasmon (SP) focu...
We report focusing surface plasmon polariton (SPP) trapping of colloidal particles without optical i...
A major challenge in modern photonics and nano-optics is the diffraction limit of light which does n...
Here, we describe a metal-insulator-insulator nanofocusing structure formed by a high-permittivity d...
We report numerical and experimental results on the optical response of transparent metal coated wed...
In free space, the diffraction limit sets a lower bound to the size to which light can be confined. ...
We propose and analyze a new type of mechanically robust optical nanofocusing probe with minimized e...
Surface plasmon polariton is collective oscillation of the free electrons at metal dielectric interf...
ABSTRACT Focusing light to subwavelength dimensions has been a long-standing desire in optics but ha...
We present a direct measurement of short-wavelength plasmons focused into a sub-100 nm spot in homog...
This project examines how the collective oscillation of electrons in optically excited metal nanopar...
We report the focusing of surface plasmon polaritons by circular and elliptical structures milled in...
etallic nanostructures have re-markable optical properties. De-pending on their geometry, their opti...
We investigate numerically and experimentally the on-chip nanoscale focusing of surface plasmon pola...
One promising way to manipulate light on the nanoscale is to exploit the properties of light when it...
In this review, we show that by designing the metallic nanostructures, the surface plasmon (SP) focu...
We report focusing surface plasmon polariton (SPP) trapping of colloidal particles without optical i...
A major challenge in modern photonics and nano-optics is the diffraction limit of light which does n...
Here, we describe a metal-insulator-insulator nanofocusing structure formed by a high-permittivity d...
We report numerical and experimental results on the optical response of transparent metal coated wed...
In free space, the diffraction limit sets a lower bound to the size to which light can be confined. ...
We propose and analyze a new type of mechanically robust optical nanofocusing probe with minimized e...
Surface plasmon polariton is collective oscillation of the free electrons at metal dielectric interf...
ABSTRACT Focusing light to subwavelength dimensions has been a long-standing desire in optics but ha...
We present a direct measurement of short-wavelength plasmons focused into a sub-100 nm spot in homog...
This project examines how the collective oscillation of electrons in optically excited metal nanopar...
We report the focusing of surface plasmon polaritons by circular and elliptical structures milled in...
etallic nanostructures have re-markable optical properties. De-pending on their geometry, their opti...
We investigate numerically and experimentally the on-chip nanoscale focusing of surface plasmon pola...
One promising way to manipulate light on the nanoscale is to exploit the properties of light when it...
In this review, we show that by designing the metallic nanostructures, the surface plasmon (SP) focu...
We report focusing surface plasmon polariton (SPP) trapping of colloidal particles without optical i...
A major challenge in modern photonics and nano-optics is the diffraction limit of light which does n...