Titlebook: Surface Plasmon Nanophotonics; Mark L. Brongersma,Pieter G. Kik Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2007 Apertur.Biosensors.Boo

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SURFACE PLASMON POLARITON GUIDING IN PHOTONIC BANDGAP STRUCTURES, field components decaying exponentially into both neighboring media. The field of a plane SPP comprises a magnetic field component, which is parallel to the interface plane and perpendicular to the SPP propagation direction, and two electric field components, of which the main one is perpendicular

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SUBWAVELENGTH-SCALE PLASMON WAVEGUIDES,truction of compound optical microscopes. This development revolutionized the contemporary understanding of the natural world by, for example, enabling the imaging of blood cells and microbes. Ever since this now bygone era of fantastic development of optics principles and instrumentation, the size

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OPTICAL SUPERLENS,cted considerable interest. This ever-growing interest is due to the enormous potential benefit it offers in diverse fields such as bio-imaging, data storage, and lithography. Significant efforts have been made to enhance optical resolution. As an earliest effort to improve the resolution, contact m

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OPTICAL FIELD ENHANCEMENT WITH PLASMON RESONANT BOWTIE NANOANTENNAS,mple, at a wavelength of 405 nm, at the edge of the visible band, diffraction limits the minimum spot size to be greater than 100 nm. Near-field techniques based on the idea that light can be passed through a tapered metal-covered optical fiber, which acts as a cut-off waveguidewhen the guide diamet

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SENSING PROTEINS WITH ADAPTIVE METAL NANOSTRUCTURES,ed Raman scattering (SERS) provides greater detection sensitivity than conventional Raman spectroscopy, and it is quickly gaining traction in the study of biological molecules adsorbed on a metal surface. SERS spectroscopy allows for the detection and analysis of minute quantities of analytes becaus

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INTEGRATED OPTICS BASED ON LONG-RANGE SURFACE PLASMON POLARITONS, as shown in cross-sectional view as the inset to Fig. 15.1, have recently been computed and discussed. As pointed out in Ref. 2, this structure can be used as the foundation waveguide for a new integrated optics technology, due to the convergence of some desirable attributes, including of course, t