Amplification of long-range surface plasmons by a dipolar gain medium

By Israel De Leon, Pierre Berini. 2010

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials

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Citations in the corpus

• Fundamentals and Applications of Slow Light (2010, methodology): “Optical amplification, by means of erbium doped fiber amplifiers [54, 55], semiconductor optical amplifiers [56], Raman amplifiers [57], parametric amplifiers, surface plasmon amplifiers [58], etc.”
• Recent advances in solid-state organic lasers (2011, background): “There have been several demonstrations of net gain or ASE [190] [191] [192] in plasmonic structures incorporating organic gain materials, which can be dyes in solution[191], in polymer matrices[189] or conjugated polymers[189].”
• Oriented phosphorescent emitters boost OLED efficiency (2011, background): “Additional organic electro optic devices [8] such as amplifiers [9,10] or single photon sources [11] might further exploit the emission of efficient emitters as discussed in this study.”