Surface plasmon–polariton amplifiers and lasers

By Pierre Berini, Israel De Leon. Nature Photonics, 2011

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Ultrafast acousto-magneto-plasmonics (2012, background): “δkSPP(t) η(z, t) exp(−|z|/δ ) dz (2) = 2|ε |δ m k0”
Examining the Performance of Refractory Conductive Ceramics as Plasmonic Materials: A Theoretical Approach (2015, methodology): “calculation, while ω p is the plasma frequency calculated from interband dielectric function calculation as follow 26 ; 𝜔𝑝 2(�,�)=− ¦ w w w w : ,k w k 2 ( ) 2 4 v vk vk v v y k E x k E E Se w , E (8) Once ω p and γ is obtained, the real and imaginary components of the intra part of the dielectri”
Quantum Plasmonics (2016, background): “This provides an opportunity to manipulate light on the nanoscale with a huge amount of potential applications including sensing [6], metamaterials/metasurfaces [5], cancer therapy [7], lasing [8], plasmonic waveguiding [9], plasmonic energy conversion [10], and integrated na-”