This book is a collection of the works of leading experts worldwide in the rapidly developing fields of plasmonics and metamaterials. These developments are promising to revolutionize ways of generating, controlling and processing light in the nanoscale. The technological applications range from nano-lasers to optical nano-waveguides to artificial media with unusual and exotic optical properties unattainable in natural materials. The volume cuts across all relevant disciplines and covers experiments, measurements, fabrication, physical and mathematical analysis, as well as computer simulation.
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
Physicists, chemists and materials scientists; advanced undergraduate and graduate students in physics.
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Höhe: 235 mm
Breite: 157 mm
Dicke: 30 mm
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978-981-4355-27-8 (9789814355278)
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The Univ Of Akron, Usa
The Univ Of Texas At Austin, Usa
Analysis: Plasmonic Enhancement of Optical Properties by Isolated and Coupled Metal Nanoparticles (J B Khurgin & G Sun); Chiral Photonic and Plasmonic Structures (K H Fung et al.); Multipole Metamaterials (J Petschulat et al.); Experimental Studies and Applications: Amplification And Lasing With Surface-Plasmon Polaritons (I De Leon & P Berini); Wavefront Engineering Using Plasmonics (N-Fg Yu & F Capasso); Plasmonics for Ultrasensitive Nanospectroscopy and Optofluidic-Plasmonics Biosensors (H Altug et al.); Long-Range Surface Plasmon Polariton Waveguides and Devices (K Leosson et al.); Surface Plasmon Biosensing with 3D Plasmonic Crystals (J Y Lin et al.); Tunable and Active Optical Negative Index Metamaterials (S-M Xiao & V M Shalaev); Manipulation of Plasmonics from Nano to Microscale (L Feng & Y Fainman); Dielectric-Loaded Plasmonic Waveguide Components (S Bozhevolnyi et al.); Manipulating Nanoparticles and Enhancing Spectroscopy with Surface Plasmons (K B Crozier et al.); Simulation and Computational Techniques: Computational Nanooptics Technology Based on the Method of Discrete Sources (T Wriedt et al); New Computational Techniques for Plasmonic Antennas and Waveguides (C Hafner et al.).
