Plasmonics in atomically thin crystalline silver films

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ProjecteNANO - FREE ELECTRONS AS ULTRAFAST NANOSCALE PROBES (EC-H2020-789104)
INTERACCION DE PLASMONES, FOTONES Y ELECTRONES LIBRES EN LA NANOESCALA (AEI-MAT2017-88492-R)
AGR-INSTITUTO DE CIENCIAS FOTONICAS (MINECO-SEV-2015-0522)
INTERACCION DE PLASMONES, FOTONES Y ELECTRONES LIBRES EN LA NANOESCALA (AEI-MAT2017-88492-R)
AGR-INSTITUTO DE CIENCIAS FOTONICAS (MINECO-SEV-2015-0522)
Abstract
Light-matter interaction at the atomic scale
rules fundamental phenomena such as photoemission and
lasing while enabling basic everyday technologies, including photovoltaics and optical communications. In this
context, plasmons, the collective electron oscillations in
conducting materials, are important because they allow the
manipulation of optical fields at the nanoscale. The advent
of graphene and other two-dimensional crystals has pushed
plasmons down to genuinely atomic dimensions, displaying
appealing properties such as a large electrical tunability.
However, plasmons in these materials are either too broad
or lying at low frequencies, well below the technologically
relevant near-infrared regime
CitationFernández, L. [et al.]. Plasmonics in atomically thin crystalline silver films. "ACS nano", 23 Juliol 2019, vol. 13, núm. 7, p. 7771-7779.
ISSN1936-0851
Publisher versionhttps://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsnano.9b01651#
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