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10 November 2005 New routes for imaging the optical near-fields of plasmonic nanostructures
Gary P. Wiederrecht, Alexandre Bouhelier, Jeffrey E. Hall, Jasmina Hranisavljevic, Yann Gilbert, Renaud Bachelot, Alexandre Vial, Pascal Royer
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Abstract
The surface plasmons of metal films and nanostructures are increasingly well-known for applications in sensor technologies and photonics applications. Their potential is largely due to the plasmons' characteristic as an interface phenomenon and the generation of an optical near-field at the interface. In many cases, the spatial dimensions of the near-field lie significantly below the diffraction limit of conventional optics in at least one dimension. This requires novel methods means for imaging their spatial profile and propagation properties. We present recent methods ongoing in our laboratory for imaging plasmonic features of metal nanostructures
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Gary P. Wiederrecht, Alexandre Bouhelier, Jeffrey E. Hall, Jasmina Hranisavljevic, Yann Gilbert, Renaud Bachelot, Alexandre Vial, and Pascal Royer "New routes for imaging the optical near-fields of plasmonic nanostructures", Proc. SPIE 6002, Nanofabrication: Technologies, Devices, and Applications II, 60020T (10 November 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.630715
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KEYWORDS
Surface plasmons

Near field optics

Metals

Polymers

Gold

Glasses

Polarization

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