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100 1 Mayergoyz, I. D.|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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245 10 Plasmon Resonances in Nanoparticles.
264 1 Singapore :|bWorld Scientific Publishing Company,|c2012.
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490 1 World Scientific Series in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
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505 0 Preface; 1 Introduction; 1.1 What are Plasmon Resonances?;
1.2 Dispersion Relations; 1.3 Overview of Book Contents;
References; 2 Modal Analysis of Plasmon Resonances in
Nanoparticles; 2.1 Plasmon Resonances as an Eigenvalue
Problem; 2.2 Dual Formulation; 2.3 General Properties of
Plasmon Spectrum; 2.4 Plasmon Resonances in Nanoshells;
2.5 Relation to the Riemann Hypothesis; References; 3
Analytical and Numerical Analysis of Plasmon Resonances;
3.1 Some Analytical Solutions for Plasmon Modes; 1.
Plasmon modes in nanowires of circular cross sections.
505 8 2. Plasmon modes in circular cross-section nanotubes3.
Plasmon modes in two adjacent circular cross-section
nanowires; 4. Plasmon modes in eccentric nanotubes; 5.
Plasmon modes in nanowires of elliptical cross sections;
6. Plasmon modes in spherical nanoparticles; 7. Plasmon
modes in spherical nanoshells; 8. Plasmon modes in
ellipsoidal nanoparticles; 9. Plasmon modes in ellipsoidal
nanoshells; 10. Plasmon modes in toroidal nano-rings; 11.
Plasmon modes in two adjacent spherical nanoparticles; 12.
Plasmon modes in infinite flat structures.
505 8 3.2 Numerical Techniques for the Analysis of Plasmon
Modes3.3 Numerical Examples; 1. Plasmon modes in nanowires
of elliptical cross section; 2. Plasmon resonances in
nanowires of triangular cross section; 3. Plasmon modes in
spherical nanoparticles; 4. Plasmon modes in ellipsoidal
nanoparticles; 5. Plasmon modes in nano-rings of circular
cross sections; 6. Plasmon modes in spherical nano-dimers;
7. Plasmon modes in spherical nano-dimers placed on
dielectric substrates; 8. Plasmon modes in nano-rings
placed on a dielectric substrate; 9. Plasmon modes in
nanocubes.
505 8 10. Plasmon modes in gold nanocylinders (nanodisks) on a
dielectric substrate11. Plasmon modes in a triangular
prism; 12. Plasmon modes in nanoshells; 3.4 Universal
Numerical Technique for the Solution of Boundary Integral
Equations; 3.5 Absorbing Boundary Conditions for Finite-
Difference Time- Domain Analysis of Scattering Problems;
References; 4 Radiation Corrections, Excitation of Plasmon
Modes and Selective Applications; 4.1 Perturbation
Technique; 4.2 First- and Second-Order Radiation
Corrections; 4.3 Analysis of Extinction Cross Section.
505 8 4.4 Coupling of Plasmon Modes to Incident Radiation, Time-
Dynamics of Their Excitation and Dephasing4.5 Selective
Applications of Plasmon Resonances; 4.5.1 Plasmon
Resonance Enhancement of Faraday Rotation in Garnet Films;
4.5.2 Application of Plasmon Resonances to Heat-Assisted
Magnetic Recording; 4.5.3 Application of Plasmon
Resonances to All-Optical Magnetic Recording; 4.5.4 SERS
and Plasmon Resonances; 4.5.5 Ball Lightning; 4.5.6
Optical Controllability of Plasmon Resonances; References;
Index.
520 This unique volume provides a broad introduction to
plasmon resonances in nanoparticles and their novel
applications. Here, plasmon resonances are treated as an
eigenvalue problem for specific boundary integral
equations and general physical properties of plasmon
spectrum are studied in detail. The coupling of incident
radiation to specific plasmon modes, the time dynamics of
their excitation and dephasing are also analytically
treated. Finally, the applications of plasmon resonances
to SERS, light controllability (gating) of plasmon
resonances in semiconductor nanoparticles, the use of
plasmo.
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