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Studies On The Plasmoninduced Photoexcitation Processes Of Molecules On Metal Surfaces Nagasawa

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Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.38 MB

Pages: 84

Author: Nagasawa, Fumika

ISBN: 9784431565772, 9784431565796, 4431565779, 4431565795

Language: English

Year: 2017

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Studies On The Plasmoninduced Photoexcitation Processes Of Molecules On Metal Surfaces Nagasawa by Nagasawa, Fumika 9784431565772, 9784431565796, 4431565779, 4431565795 instant download after payment.

This thesis proposes a novel way to catch light energy using an ultrasmall nanostructure. The author has developed photon-materials systems to open the way for novel photoexcitation processes based on the findings obtained from in-situ observation of the systems in which localized surface plasmon (LSP) and molecules interact strongly. The highly ordered metal nanostructure provided the opportunity for anisotropic photoexcitation of materials in an eccentric way. The optimization of the systems via nanostructuring and electrochemical potential control resulted in the novel excitation process using LSP to realize the additional transition for photoexcitation. Furthermore, excited electronic states formed the strong coupling between LSP and excitons of molecules. This thesis will provide readers with an idea for achieving very effective processes for photon absorption, scattering, and emission beyond the present limits of photodevices. .
Abstract: The author has developed photon-materials systems to open the way for novel photoexcitation processes based on the findings obtained from in-situ observation of the systems in which localized surface plasmon (LSP) and molecules interact strongly.