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Low absorption losses of strongly coupled surface plasmons in nanoparticle assemblies

Chang et al., 2011

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14859215918798043602
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Chang W
Willingham B
Slaughter L
Khanal B
Vigderman L
Zubarev E
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

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Coupled surface plasmons in one-dimensional assemblies of metal nanoparticles have attracted significant attention because strong interparticle interactions lead to large electromagnetic field enhancements that can be exploited for localizing and amplifying …
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