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Bloch surface waves in ultrathin waveguides: near-field investigation of mode polarization and propagation

Sfez et al., 2010

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510997368833111981
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Sfez T
Descrovi E
Yu L
Brunazzo D
Quaglio M
Dominici L
Nakagawa W
Michelotti F
Giorgis F
Martin O
Herzig H
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JOSA B

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In this work, we use a multi-heterodyne scanning near-field optical microscope to investigate the polarization and propagation of Bloch surface waves in an ultrathin (∼ λ∕ 10) ridge waveguide. First, we show that the structure sustains three surface modes, and demonstrate …
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