DETECTION OF PLASMON SURFACE POLARITONS ON PERIODIC SILVER GRATINGS WITH A PYROELECTRIC CALORIMETER.

R.K. Grygier; W. Knoll; H. Coufal

doi:10.1139/p86-183

Canadian journal of physics

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01 Jan 1985

DETECTION OF PLASMON SURFACE POLARITONS ON PERIODIC SILVER GRATINGS WITH A PYROELECTRIC CALORIMETER.

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Abstract

Plasmon surface-polariton resonances of corrugated periodic silver surfaces are studied with a pyroelectric calorimeter. The shift of these resonances due to adsorbates and thin dielectric films is observed.

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