Nanoplasmonics: Classical oscillator physics at the nanoscale
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This talk will focus on new developments in nanoparticle-based plasmonics. Metal nanoparticles are physically realizable classical oscillator systems at the nanoscale. Knowing how to clever couple masses on springs thus allows us to create ultrasmall optical cavities with desired radiative properties, from sub- to superradiance and the emergence of Fano resonances. The fundamental physics of these processes will be addressed, as will be
important examples of applications, ranging from optical sensing to control over nanoscale light emitters. Additionally, a brief overview of other
activities within the nanoplasmonics group at Imperial College will be provided.
This talk is part of the BSS Formal Seminars series.
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