Surface Plasmon Interference with Two-Slit Metal Structure

Gao Yan Duan; Gang Song; Li Yu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.249-250.931

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Surface Plasmon Interference with Two-Slit Metal Structure

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We present a kind of surface plasmon interference phenomenon in two-slit structure. The simulation results show that the interference phenomenon will become more obvious for the two-slit structure with -shape slit than for the one with T-shape slit. And the interference effects can be improved by increasing the width of -shape slit shoulder. These results will be useful to design novel surface plasmon-based optical devices.

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Gao Yan Duan, Gang Song, Li Yu

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Finite Element Method (FEM), Interference, Surface Plasmon

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