Channel competition in emitter-plasmon coupling.

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2019
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Abstract
When an emitter is close to a plasmonic nanoantenna, besides coupling to the dipolar antenna mode, the emitter also considerably couples to a superposition of the high-order modes, referred to as a pseudomode. We comprehensively investigate the differences between the dipolar mode channel and the pseudomode channel in a representative system where a dipole emitter couples to a silver nanorod. The two channels are shown to be distinct in their mechanisms, characteristics (including chromatic dispersion and field distribution), and dependences on system parameters (including emitter-antenna distance, antenna geometry, and material loss). The study provides physical insight and reveals important design rules for controlling the competition between the two channels.
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Authors Xia, Juan;Tang, Jianwei;Bao, Fanglin;Evans, Julian;He, Sailing;
Journal Optics express
Year 2019
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10.1364/OE.27.030893
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Keywords
terahertz metamaterial absorber nanoantenna ohmic absorption

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