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Resonances in reflection, transmission and absorption of 1-D triangular-relief metallic gratings
We present numerical simulations in order to investigate the resonances in reflection, transmission, and absorption of surface plasmons for triangular gratings. The results reveal a number of resonances depending of grating geometrical parameters, surface materials, and characteristics of incident l...
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description | We present numerical simulations in order to investigate the resonances in reflection, transmission, and absorption of surface plasmons for triangular gratings. The results reveal a number of resonances depending of grating geometrical parameters, surface materials, and characteristics of incident light. For metals Cu, Ag, Au, Ni, Pd, and Pt, the intensive weakly flat grating-resonance at TM-polarized incident light under normal direction is at wavelength
λ
=
0.83
±
0.01
μ
m
, and a weaker grating resonance is at wavelength around
0.46
μ
m
. For strongly flat grating weak resonances appear for some metals, and disappear for others. |
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λ
=
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±
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μ
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μ
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λ
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±
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μ
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