Surface plasmons on smooth and rough surfaces and on gratings
by H. Raether
The book reviews the properties of surface plasmons that depict electromagnetic surface waves or surface plasma polaritons. Their propagation on smooth and corrugated surfaces (with rough or grating profiles) is considered. In the latter case, the corrugations can cause strong coupling of the surface plasmons with photons leading to resonances with a strong enhancement of the electromagnetic field in the surface. Coupling and field enhancement are the most prominent phenomena on corrugated surfaces and lead to numerous important applications. Attention has been focused on the explanation of the physics. To keep the text readable, sophisticated calculations have been avoided, and instead various applications dealing with enhanced light emission, nonlinear optics, SERS, and other cases of interest are discussed.
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Diffraction gratings, Light, Plasmons (Physics), Scattering, Surfaces (Physics), Plasmons, Surfaces (Physique), Lumière, Diffusion, Réseaux de diffraction, Geleidingselektronen, Oppervlaktegolven, Metalen, Fisica Nuclear, Diffraction, Réseaux de, Physics, Physical organic Chemistry, Condensed matter| Edition | Availability |
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Surface plasmons on smooth and rough surfaces and on gratings
1988, Springer-Verlag
in English
0387173633 9780387173634
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Bibliography: p. 129-133.
Includes index.
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