2021-08-16
Plasmonic enhancement of photo-acoustic inducedreflection changes
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Appl. Opt. , Volume 60 - Issue 24 p. 7304- 7313
In this paper, we report on surface-plasmon-resonance enhancement of the time-dependent reflection changes caused by laser-induced acoustic waves. We measure an enhancement of the reflection changes induced by several acoustical modes, such as longitudinal, quasi-normal, and surface acoustic waves, by a factor of 10–20. We show that the reflection changes induced by the longitudinal and quasi-normal modes are enhanced in the wings of the surface plasmon polariton resonance. The surface acoustic wave-induced reflection changes are enhanced on the peak of this resonance. We attribute the enhanced reflection changes to the longitudinal wave and the quasi-normal mode to a shift in the surface plasmon polariton resonance via acoustically induced electron density changes and via grating geometry changes.
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| ASML, ARCNL, VU, UvA, RUG, NWO , NWO , University of Amsterdam | |
| doi.org/10.1364/ao.432659 | |
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de Haan, G., Verrina, V., Adam, A., Zhang, H., & Planken, P. (2021). Plasmonic enhancement of photo-acoustic inducedreflection changes. Appl. Opt., 60(24), 7304–7313. doi:10.1364/ao.432659 |
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