论文信息 - Fluorescence imaging of surface plasmon fields

Fluorescence imaging of surface plasmon fields

We demonstrate that surface plasmon fields can be imaged in real time by detecting the fluorescence of a molecular film close to the plasmon carrying metal surface. We use this method to image the field profile of surface plasmons launched at lithographically designed nanoscopic defects.

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