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Polarization-directed surface plasmon polariton launching

Gong et al., 2017

Document ID
11780979369207283030
Author
Gong Y
Joly A
El-Khoury P
Hess W
Publication year
Publication venue
The journal of physical chemistry letters

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The relative intensities of propagating surface plasmons (PSPs) simultaneously launched from opposing edges of a symmetric trench structure etched into a silver thin film may be controllably varied by tuning the linear polarization of the driving field. This is demonstrated …
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