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A Localized Surface Plasmon Microscope by the Use of a Zeroth-order Bessel beam with the Optimized Polarization in the illumination system

Kouyou Watanabe, Goro Terakado, and Hiroshi Kano

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Abstract

We propose a localized surface plasmon microscope with a zeroth-order Bessel beam illumination. The microscope visualizes the refractive index distribution on the metal from the reflected intensity. The optimization of the polarization is also discussed.

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