Quantifying the Plasmonic Character of Optical Excitations in Nanostructures
Abstract
The microscopic definition of plasmons in nanosystems is a tremendous challenge. Any sharp distinction of the excitation nature (nonplasmonic vs plasmonic) becomes blurred at the nanoscale, where quantum effects become important. Here we introduce the concept of plasmonicity index, i.e., a direct measure of the plasmonic character of the optical excitations in nanosystems. Its definition is based on a rigorous theoretical derivation, which leads...
Paper Details
Title
Quantifying the Plasmonic Character of Optical Excitations in Nanostructures
Published Date
Apr 4, 2016
Journal
Volume
3
Issue
4
Pages
520 - 525
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