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Plasmon Hybridization Enhances the Transient Absorption Signal of a Single Nanoparticle

David Molnar, Thorsten Schumacher, Kai Kratzer, and Markus Lippitz

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Abstract

A tiny variation of a single metal nanoparticle's dielectric properties has only a weak influence on the light field. We demonstrate, using antenna concepts, how plasmon hybridization helps to increase the particle's influence.

© 2010 Optical Society of America

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