2014-10-01
Focusing dual-wavelength surface plasmons to the same focal plane by a far-field plasmonic lens
Publication
Publication
Opt. Lett. , Volume 39 - Issue 19 p. 5744- 5747
In this Letter, we demonstrate the nanoscale focusing of surface plasmons (SPs) at two different wavelengths to the same focal plane by a far-field plasmonic lens both numerically and experimentally. The far-field plasmonic lens, which consists of an annular slit and a concentric groove and is capable of focusing dual-wavelength SPs to the same focal plane, is characterized by a scanning near-field optical microscope under both linearly and radially polarized illuminations. The demonstrated far-field plasmonic lens can provide immense opportunities for on-chip photonic applications, including dual-wavelength-based super-resolution imaging and ultra-high-density optical data storage.
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Venugopalan, P., Zhang, Q., Li, X., Kuipers, K., & Gu, M. (2014). Focusing dual-wavelength surface plasmons to the same focal plane by a far-field plasmonic lens. Opt. Lett., 39(19), 5744–5747. doi:10.1364/OL.39.005744 |
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