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Optoelectronics Letters
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2018
Volume: 14 Issue 1
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Micro-Nanostructures
Investigation on refractive index sensing of single silver nanoparticle at tightly focused light illumination
Si SHEN, Xiang-hui WANG, Jing-wei SUN, Fei FAN, and Sheng-jiang and CHANG
Based on thegeneralized Mie theory, refractive index sensing characteristics of single silver nanoparticle respectively illuminated by tightly focused linearly-polarized and radially-polarized light beams are investigated. The spectra for localized surface plasmon resonances (LSPR) under different dielectric environmen
Based on thegeneralized Mie theory, refractive index sensing characteristics of single silver nanoparticle respectively illuminated by tightly focused linearly-polarized and radially-polarized light beams are investigated. The spectra for localized surface plasmon resonances (LSPR) under different dielectric environments demonstrate that distinct dipolar and quadrupolar resonances can be always observed for the case of radial polarization, while there is only strong dipolar resonance for the case of linear polarization. The dipolar mode has a higher sensitivity. However, the figure of merit (FOM) for the quadrupolar resonance is much higher than that for the dipolar resonance, because the quadrupolar resonance has a narrower width..
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Optoelectronics Letters
Publication Date: Jan. 01, 1900
Vol. 14, Issue 1, 5 (2018)
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