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Propagation length enhancement of surface plasmon polaritons in gold nano-/micro-waveguides by the interference with photonic modes in the surrounding active …

Suárez et al., 2017

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Suárez I
Ferrando A
Marques-Hueso J
Díez A
Abargues R
Rodríguez-Cantó P
Martínez-Pastor J
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Nanophotonics

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In this work, the unique optical properties of surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs), ie subwavelength confinement or strong electric field concentration, are exploited to demonstrate the propagation of light signal at 600 nm along distances in the range from 17 …
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