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5 March 2013 Adapting an optical nanoantenna for high E-field probing applications to a waveguided optical waveguide (WOW)
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Proceedings Volume 8637, Complex Light and Optical Forces VII; 863711 (2013) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2002867
Event: SPIE OPTO, 2013, San Francisco, California, United States
Abstract
In the current work we intend to use the optical nano-antenna to include various functionalities for the recently demonstrated waveguided optical waveguide (WOW) by Palima et al. (Optics Express 2012). Specifically, we intend to study a WOW with an optical nano-antenna which can block the guiding light wavelength while admitting other wavelengths of light which address certain functionalities, e.g. drug release, in the WOW. In particular, we study a bow-tie optical nano-antenna to circular dielectric waveguides in aqueous environments. It is shown with finite element computer simulations that the nanoantenna can be made to operate in a bandstop mode around its resonant wavelength where there is a very high evanescent strong electrical probing field close to the antennas, and additionally the fluorescence or Raman excitations will be be unpolluted by stray light from the WOW due to the band-stop characteristic. We give geometrical parameters necessary for realizing functioning nanoantennas.
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Lars Rindorf and Jesper Glückstad "Adapting an optical nanoantenna for high E-field probing applications to a waveguided optical waveguide (WOW)", Proc. SPIE 8637, Complex Light and Optical Forces VII, 863711 (5 March 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2002867
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KEYWORDS
Waveguides

Nanoantennas

Antennas

Luminescence

Plasmonics

Raman spectroscopy

Scattering

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