Photonic bandstructure of a metal hole array with pillars

This paper shows that the dispersion of these plasmon modes can be described by the photonic bandstructures of two-dimensional array of SiO 2 pillars. Results show that the position of the resonances agrees well with the calculated resonances based on the photonic bandstructure in the GammaX directi...

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