Abstract

We report the experimental realization of highly efficient optical elements built up from metal nanostructures to manipulate surface plasmon polaritons propagating along a silver/polymer interface. Mirrors, beamsplitters, and interferometers produced by electron-beam lithography are investigated. The plasmon fields are imaged by detecting the fluorescence of molecules dispersed in the polymer.

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Surface plasmon polaritonSurface plasmonPlasmonPolaritonOpticsAstronomical interferometerMaterials scienceElectron-beam lithographyNanophotonicsOptoelectronicsLithographyLocalized surface plasmonNanotechnologyInterferometryPhysicsResistLayer (electronics)

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Year
2002
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Volume
81
Issue
10
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1762-1764
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563
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Harald Ditlbacher, Joachim R. Krenn, Gerburg Schider et al. (2002). Two-dimensional optics with surface plasmon polaritons. Applied Physics Letters , 81 (10) , 1762-1764. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1506018

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10.1063/1.1506018