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NANOSCALE ADVANCES
卷 4, 期 10, 页码 2346-2355出版社
ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY
DOI: 10.1039/d1na00726b
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- Fund for Scientific Research Flanders (FWO) [3E151025, G090017N]
- KU Leuven internal research funds [C14/19/083, C24/15/015, IDN/20/014]
In light of the emergence of nonclassical effects, a paradigm shift in the conventional macroscopic treatment is required to accurately describe the interaction between light and plasmonic structures with deep-nanometer features. Several nonlocal response models have been introduced, investigating the collective motion of the free electron gas in metals. The study focuses on the dipole-excited core-shell nanoparticle and compares the predictions of different models with those obtained via the classical approach.
In light of the emergence of nonclassical effects, a paradigm shift in the conventional macroscopic treatment is required to accurately describe the interaction between light and plasmonic structures with deep-nanometer features. Towards this end, several nonlocal response models, supplemented by additional boundary conditions, have been introduced, investigating the collective motion of the free electron gas in metals. The study of the dipole-excited core-shell nanoparticle has been performed, by employing the following models: the hard-wall hydrodynamic model; the quantum hydrodynamic model; and the generalized nonlocal optical response. The analysis is conducted by investigating the near and far field characteristics of the emitter-nanoparticle system, while considering the emitter outside and inside the studied topology. It is shown that the above models predict striking spectral features, strongly deviating from the results obtained via the classical approach, for both simple and noble constitutive metals.
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