Resonances of individual metal nanowires in the infrared

By F. Neubrech, T. Kolb, R. Lovrinčić, G. Fahsold, A. Pucci, Javier Aizpurua, T. Cornelius, M. Toimil-Molares, R. Neumann, S. Karim. 2006

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

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• Optical antenna thermal emitters (2009, background): “Although metal nanowires do not support such electrostatic modes at infrared frequencies, Fabry–Perot effects in finite-length rods can lead to infrared antenna resonance”
• Plasmonics beyond the diffraction limit (2010, unknown): “Experimentally, optical resonances in individual metal nanowire”
• Role of epsilon-near-zero substrates in the optical response of plasmonic antennas (2016, unknown): “The effective permittivity of the local medium around the antenna can be described as εeff εsub εair 2 Re εeff iIm εeff (assuming an ambient of air, εAir 1) [50], where εSub is the permittivity of the substrate.”