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Effects of nanodots on surface plasmons and electric field enhancement in nano-pillar antenna array

Jonathan Hu, Wen-Di Li, Fei Ding, and Stephen Y. Chou

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Abstract

We study the effects of nanodots on surface plasmons and field enhancement in nano-pillar antenna array (NPA). The NPA’s nanodots have slight effect on surface plasmon resonance wavelength, but increase field enhancement by two orders of magnitude.

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