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Selforganized Arrays Of Gold Nanoparticles Morphology And Plasmonic Properties 1st Edition Luca Anghinolfi Auth

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Selforganized Arrays Of Gold Nanoparticles Morphology And Plasmonic Properties 1st Edition Luca Anghinolfi Auth
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Publisher: Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
File Extension: PDF
File size: 4.32 MB
Pages: 126
Author: Luca Anghinolfi (auth.)
ISBN: 9783642304958, 9783642304965, 3642304958, 3642304966
Language: English
Year: 2012
Edition: 1

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Selforganized Arrays Of Gold Nanoparticles Morphology And Plasmonic Properties 1st Edition Luca Anghinolfi Auth by Luca Anghinolfi (auth.) 9783642304958, 9783642304965, 3642304958, 3642304966 instant download after payment.

This thesis addresses the fabrication and investigation of the optical response of gold nanoparticle arrays supported on insulating LiF(110) nanopatterned substrates. Motivated by the discovery of the intriguing effects that arise when electromagnetic radiation interacts with metallic nanostructures, the thesis focuses on the application of bottom-up approaches to the fabrication of extended-area plasmonic nanostructures, and the optimization of their optical response.
By developing a sophisticated effective-medium model and comparing the experimental findings with model calculations, the author explores the role of the interparticle electromagnetic coupling and array dimensionality on the collective plasmonic behavior of the array, giving insights into the physical mechanisms governing the optical response.

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