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Surface Plasmons : Physical Principles and Applications

Author: Christophe CAUCHETEUR

Publication date: July 10, 2014, Review date: March 19, 2021 | Lire en français

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    1. Historical perspective and definition of surface plasmons

    In this first part of the article, after a brief historical overview, we review the main characteristics of surface plasmons, which we will then detail in the other sections.

    1.1 Historical perspective

    The first documented observation of surface plasmon waves dates back to 1902, and results from the work of R.W. Wood. He illuminated a metal diffraction grating with white (or polychromatic) light and observed anomalies in the diffraction spectrum, taking the form of narrow dark bands

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