Amorphous nanophotonics
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| adam_text | Contents
Bottom-up
Organisation
of Metallic Nanoparticles
.......... 1
Alastair Cunningham and Thomas Biirgi
1.1
Introduction
............................. 2
1.1.1
Bottom-up vs. Top-down
.................. 2
1.1.2
Metallic Nanoparticles and Their Applications
....... 3
1.1.3
Coupling Properties of Metallic Nanoparticles
....... 6
1.
1
.4
Bottom-up Organisation of Metallic Nanoparticles
..... 8
1.2
Manipulation of Metallic Nanoparticles at the Nanoscale
...... 12
1.2.1
Gold Nanoparticle Preparation
............... 13
1.2.2
Substrate Functionalisation
................. 14
1.2.3
Fabrication of Gold Nanoparticle Arrays
.......... 15
1.2.4
Controlling Nanoparticle Density
.............. 16
1.2.5
Extending into Third Dimension
—
The Bulk-Assembly
of Polyelectrolyte Layers and Multiple Gold Nanoparticle
Arrays
............................ 20
1.2.6
Observation of Plasmon Splitting
.............. 22
1.2.7
Asymmetric Arrays of Metallic Nanoparticles
....... 23
1.2.8
Core-Shell Nanoclusters
.................. 27
1.3
Conclusions
............................. 31
References
................................. 33
Amorphous Metamaterials and Potential Nanophotonics Applications
39
Filiberto Bilotti and Sergei Tretyakov
2.1
Introduction
............................. 39
2.2
Cloaking Devices
.......................... 40
2.2.1
General Concepts
...................... 40
2.2.2
Cloak Design Using Metamaterials
............. 41
2.2.3
Cloaking Applications
.................... 49
2.3
Beaming and Spatial-Filtering Devices
............... 55
2.3.1
General Concepts
...................... 55
xi
xii Contents
2.3.2
Spatial
Filters
and Beaming Devices Obtained Using
Amorphous Metamaterials
.................. 57
2.4
Superlens
Devices
.......................... 60
2.4.1
Superlenses Based on Two Grids of Plasmonic
Nanoparticles
........................ 60
2.4.2
Near Field Enhancement and Focusing Using Multilayer
Arrays of Plasmonic Nanoparticles
............. 62
2.4.3
Real-Time
Sub-wavelength Imaging Using a Single Grid
of Plasmonic Nanoparticles
................. 63
2.5
Conclusions
............................. 65
References
................................. 65
3
Homogenization of Amorphous Media
................. 67
Ari Sihvola
and
Henrik
Wallen
3.1
Introduction
............................. 67
3.2
Mixing Rules
............................. 69
3.2.1
Maxwell Garnett Formula
.................. 69
3.2.2
Hashin-Shtrikman Bounds
................. 70
3.2.3
Bruggeman
Formula
..................... 70
3.2.4
Lord Rayleigh Formula and Extensions
........... 71
3.2.5
Examples
........................... 71
3.2.6
Geometrical Structure and Anisotropy
........... 74
3.2.7
Two-Dimensional (2D) Mixtures
.............. 74
3.3
Limitations and Applicability
.................... 75
3.4
Order and Disorder
......................... 78
3.4.1
Ordered Mixtures
...................... 78
3.4.2
Effect of Disorder
...................... 79
3.4.3
Disorder and Plasmonics
.................. 81
3.5
Inclusion Shape Effects
....................... 82
3.6
Dispersion
.............................. 83
3.6.1
Effects of Mixing on Dispersion
............... 83
3.6.2
Example of Mixtures Containing
Drude
Components
... 85
3.7
Conclusions
............................. 85
References
................................. 86
4
Multipole Analysis of Self-assembled Metamaterials
......... 89
Stefan
Mühlig
and
Carsten Rockstuhl
4.1
Introduction
............................. 89
4.2
Periodic Metamaterials
....................... 94
4.3
Amorphous Metamaterials
...................... 96
4.3.1
Optical Response of Single Meta-atoms
........... 97
4.3.2
Multipole Analysis of Meta-atoms
............. 100
4.3.3
Exclusive Meta-atom Geometries
.............. 104
4.3.4
Light Propagation in Amorphous Metamaterials
...... 110
4.4
Conclusion
.............................. 113
References
................................. 114
Contents xiii
5 Electrodynamic
Theory of Three-Dimensional Metamaterials of
Hierarchically Organized Nanoparticles
................ 119
Vassilios Yannopapas, Alexandras G. Vanakaras, and
Demetri
J.
Photinos
5.1
Introduction
............................. 120
5.2
Theory
................................ 122
5.2.1
Multipole Expansion of the EM Field
............ 122
5.2.2
Scattering by a Single Scatterer
............... 123
5.2.3
Multiple-Scattering by a Collection of Spheres
....... 125
5.2.4
Multiple-Scattering in a Spherical Cavity
.......... 127
5.2.5
Multiple-Scattering Within a 2D Plane of Scatterers
.... 128
5.2.6
Multiple-Scattering Within a Slab of Many 2D Planes
of Scatterers
......................... 132
5.2.7
Amorphous Metamaterial of Clusters of Nanoparticles
... 134
5.3
An Example:
3D
Metamaterial of Air Cavities Containing
Clusters of Gold Nanoparticles
................... 134
5.4
Conclusions
............................. 137
References
................................. 139
6
Deterministic Amorphous Metamaterials and Their Optical
Far-Field Response
............................ 143
Christian Helgert and Thomas
Peitsch
6.1
Introduction
............................. 143
6.2
Transition from Periodic to Amorphous
Meta-
atom Arrangements
. 146
6.2.1
A Deterministic Algorithm for Amorphous Structures
. . . 146
6.2.2
Statistical Assessment of an Amorphous System
...... 148
6.3
Far-Field Properties of Deterministic Amorphous Metamaterials
. . 150
6.3.1
Amorphous Metamaterials for Microwaves
......... 151
6.3.2
Amorphous Metamaterials for Terahertz Waves
...... 153
6.3.3
Amorphous Metamaterials for Optical Wavelengths
.... 155
6.3.4
Large-Scale Numerical Simulations of Amorphous Systems
158
6.3.5
Effective Optical Properties of Amorphous Metamaterials
. 160
6.3.6
Top-Down and Bottom-Up Amorphous Metamaterials
. . . 161
6.4
Conclusions
............................. 163
References
................................. 163
7
Recent Advances in Nearfield Optical Analysis and Description of
Amorphous Metamaterials
....................... 169
Worawut Khunsin and
Ralf Vogelgesang
7.1
Introduction
............................. 170
7.2
Deterministic vs. Amorphous/Glassy Plasmonic Systems
..... 171
7.2.1
Plasmonic Arrays
...................... 172
7.2.2
Metaglass
.......................... 172
7.3
Experimental Approach
....................... 174
7.3.1
Fabrication of Nanostructures
................ 174
7.3.2
Experimental Investigation Techniques
........... 174
xiv Contents
7.4
Evidence
for
Long-Range
Interactions in Nearfield Optical Maps
ofMetaglass
............................. 178
7.5
Metaglass Theory
.......................... 185
7.5.1
Exact Eigenmodes of a Random System of
Dipole
Scatterers
........................... 185
7.5.2
Recovering a Dispersion Relation for Metaglass
...... 188
7.5.3
Radial Density Function (RDF)
............... 189
7.5.4
Example for a Simulated and Analytical RDF
....... 190
7.5.5
Homogenization of the Discrete Medium
.......... 192
7.5.6
Analytic Dispersion Relations of Plane Waves
in Two-Dimensional Metaglass
............... 193
7.5.7
Discussion of a Typical Two-Dimensional Metaglass
. ... 194
7.6
Conclusion and Perspective
..................... 197
References
................................. 197
8
Structure and Properties of Photonic Amorphous Diamond
..... 201
Keiichi Edagawa
8.1
Introduction
............................. 201
8.2
Structure
............................... 203
8.3
Photonic Eigenstates
......................... 206
8.3.1
Computational Method
................... 207
8.3.2
Frequency Distribution of Photonic Eigenstates
...... 208
8.3.3
Electromagnetic Field Distributions of Photonic Eigenstates
210
8.4
Light Propagation Properties
.................... 213
8.4.1
Microwave Transmission Experiments
........... 214
8.4.2
Light Diffusion
....................... 217
8.4.3
Light Evanescence and Light Confinement
......... 219
8.5
Concluding Remarks
......................... 222
References
................................. 224
9
Lasing in Amorphous Nanophotonic Structures
............ 227
Hui Cao
and Heeso
Noh
9.1
Introduction
............................. 227
9.2
Photonic Polycrystals and Amorphous Structures
.......... 228
9.2.1
Photonic
Bandgap
Effects and Enhanced Light
Confinement
......................... 228
9.2.2
Lasing in Photonic Polycrystalline and Amorphous
Structures
.......................... 238
9.3
Photonic Network Structures and Lasers
.............. 249
9.3.1
2D Photonic Network Laser
................. 249
9.3.2 3D
Photonic Network Structures
.............. 253
9.4
Conclusion
.............................. 261
References
................................. 263
10
Amorphous Nanophotonics in Nature
................. 267
Stephen Luke and Peter Vukusic
10.1
Introduction
............................. 267
Contents xv
10.2
Amorphous Nanostructures in Insects
................ 270
10.2.1
Lepidopteran Colouration
.................. 270
10.2.2
Disordered Nanostracture in Coleoptera
.......... 276
10.3
Non-insect Examples
........................ 283
10.3.1
White Hairs on the Edelweiss Plant
............. 283
10.3.2
Disordered Multilayer Systems
............... 283
10.4
Conclusions
............................. 284
References
................................. 285
11
Random Light Scattering
........................ 289
Franz-Josef Haug
11.1
Introduction
............................. 289
11.2
Random Surface Textures
...................... 291
11.3
Statistical Properties of Random Surfaces
.............. 292
11.4
Scalar Scattering Theory
....................... 294
11.5
Fourier Scattering Theory
...................... 297
1
1.6
Application to Light Scattering in Thin Film Silicon Solar Ceils
. . 301
11.7
Conclusions
............................. 303
References
................................. 303
12
Active Plasmonics in Self-organized Soft Materials
.......... 307
Roberto
Caputo,
Luciano
De Sio,
Ugo
Cataldi, and
Cesare Umeton
12.1
Introduction
............................. 307
12.2
Tunability of Localized Plasmonic Resonances
........... 308
12.3
Electrically and Temperature Controlled Active Plasmonics
.... 309
12.4
Optically Controlled Active Plasmonics
............... 313
12.5
Strain Controlled Active Plasmonics
................ 319
12.6
Conclusions
............................. 324
References
................................. 325
13
Plasmonic Nanoparticle-Based Metamaterials: From Electric to
Magnetic Response
............................ 327
José
Dintinger
and
Toralf
Scharf
13.1
Introduction
............................. 327
13.2
Bulk
NP
Composites: From Dilute Systems to Closed Packed
Assemblies
.............................. 333
13.2.1
Bulk NP Metamaterial Fabrication
............. 334
13.2.2
Effective Permittivity of Bulk NP Composites
....... 339
13.3
Hybrid Plasmonic-Photonic Multilayers
.............. 345
13.4
Plasmonic Meta-atoms Made from Nanoparticle Clusters
..... 349
13.4.1
Magnetic
Mie
Resonances of Spherical NP Cluster
..... 350
13.4.2
Fabrication of Spherical Metal NP Cluster
......... 352
13.4.3
Optical Properties of Spherical Metal NP Clusters
..... 355
13.5
Conclusions
............................. 358
References
................................. 358
Index
...................................... 367
ano
Optics and
,ι
Carsten Rockstuhl ■
Toralf
Scharf Editors
Amorphous Nanophotonics
This book represents the first comprehensive overview over amorphous nano-optical
and nano-photonic systems. Nanophotonics is a burgeoning branch of optics that ena¬
bles many applications by steering the mould of light on length scales smaller than the
wavelength with devoted nanostructures. Amorphous nanophotonics exploits self-
organization mechanisms based on bottom-up approaches to fabricate nano-optical
systems. The resulting structures presented in the book are characterized by a determin¬
istic unit cell with tailored geometries; but their spatial arrangement is not controlled.
Instead of periodic, the structures appear either amorphous or random. The aim of this
book is to discuss all aspects related to observable effects in amorphous nanophotonic
material and aspects related to their design, fabrication, characterization and integra¬
tion into applications. The book has an interdisciplinary nature with contributions
from scientists in physics, chemistry and materials sciences and sheds light on the
topic from many directions.
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