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Multi-wavelength mid-infrared plasmonic antennas with single nanoscale focal point

Blanchard et al., 2011

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8039225156566867239
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Blanchard R
Boriskina S
Genevet P
Kats M
Tetienne J
Yu N
Scully M
Dal Negro L
Capasso F
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optics express

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We propose and demonstrate a novel photonic-plasmonic antenna capable of confining electromagnetic radiation at several mid-infrared wavelengths to a single sub-wavelength spot. The structure relies on the coupling between the localized surface plasmon resonance …
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