Non-local Quantum Plasmon Resonance in Ultra-small Silver Nanoparticles

Understanding the mechanisms of light–matter interactions in ultra-small plasmonic nanoparticles (USNP) represents a major challenge because of the importance of size dependence and quantum effects. The plasmon resonance in such small metallic nanoparticles (

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Current carriers
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Electromagnetic fields
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Permittivity
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Resonance
Silver
Wave propagation
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