Mid-infrared directional surface waves on a high aspect ratio nano-trench platform
Optical surface waves, highly localized modes bound to the surface of media, enable manipulation of light at nanoscale, thus impacting a wide range of areas in nanoscience. By applying metamaterials, artificially designed optical materials, as contacting media at the interface, we can significantly...
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| description | Optical surface waves, highly localized modes bound to the surface of media, enable manipulation of light at nanoscale, thus impacting a wide range of areas in nanoscience. By applying metamaterials, artificially designed optical materials, as contacting media at the interface, we can significantly ameliorate surface wave propagation and even generate new types of waves. Here, we demonstrate that high aspect ratio (1:20) grating structures with plasmonic lamellas in deep nanoscale trenches function as a versatile platform supporting both surface and volume infrared waves. The surface waves exhibit a unique combination of properties, such as directionality, broadband existence (from 4 {\mu}m to at least 14 {\mu}m and beyond) and high localization, making them an attractive tool for effective control of light in an extended range of infrared frequencies. |
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