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22 February 2008 Dipole lasing stimulated by nano-antenna
Igor E. Protsenko, Alexander V. Uskov, Ksenia E. Krotova, Eoin P. O'Reilly
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Abstract
Theoretically predicted "dipole lasing" as spontaneous excitation of coherent oscillations of dipole momentum of metal nano-particles placed inside or near the surface of the medium with optical amplification. It has close analogy with ordinary lasing, but the polarization of nano-particles stands for the optical cavity mode. Oscillations of polarization cause coherent radiation from nano-particles acting as "nano-antennas". Optical cavity is not necessary, so that the minimum size of the dipole laser can be on the nano-scale. Dipole laser frequency corresponds to the localized plasmon resonance of nano-particles. The manifestation of the dipole lasing is in the divergence of the nano-particle polarisability, that is a second-order phase transition. Threshold conditions, enhancement of the spontaneous emission and optical bistability is dipole lasers are found.
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Igor E. Protsenko, Alexander V. Uskov, Ksenia E. Krotova, and Eoin P. O'Reilly "Dipole lasing stimulated by nano-antenna", Proc. SPIE 6889, Physics and Simulation of Optoelectronic Devices XVI, 68890U (22 February 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.784399
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KEYWORDS
Neodymium

Silicon

Silver

Nanoantennas

Optical resonators

Polarization

Metals

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