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Detection of Sparse Distributions of Nanoscale Gold Spheres on the Surface of an Optical Fiber

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Abstract

Polarized transmission spectra of tilted fiber Bragg gratings (TFBG) are used to detect 10-20 nm-sized gold particles with densities as low as 7 particles/m2 on the fiber surface.

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