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Narrow collective plasmon resonances in nanostructure arrays observed at normal light incidence for simplified sensing in asymmetric air and water environments

Thackray et al., 2014

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5599398834210981388
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Thackray B
Kravets V
Schedin F
Auton G
Thomas P
Grigorenko A
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Acs Photonics

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We fabricate gold plasmonic nanoarrays on a glass substrate supporting narrow collective (diffraction coupled) resonances that can be excited with normal incident light in an asymmetric air or water environment. We measure quality factors of normal incidence …
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