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A Treatise on Magnetic Surface Polaritons: Theoretical Background, Numerical Verification and Experimental Realization
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A Treatise on Magnetic Surface Polaritons: Theoretical Background, Numerical Verification and Experimental Realization

宇航 楊大任 嚴
Plasmonics - Principles and Applications Plasmonics - Principles and Applications, 頁碼.335-358
2012

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The polariton is a kind of coupling between electromagnetic waves (photons) and elementary excitations such as phonons, plasmons and magnons, It includes two modes of surface and bulk polariton that can be excited by means of semiconductors, metals, ferromagnets, antiferromagnets, and so on. The coupling causes an intensity enhancement of the electromagnetic field, which is very useful for nano-technology such as biosensing, waveguide applications, nano-antenna device. The majority of the literature is concentrating on the magnetic surface polariton supported by magnetic materials. The outline of paper is as follows. In sections 2 we introduce the fundamental of the polaritons first, and then the general dispersion equation of the magnetic surface polaritons (MSPs) mode by considering the full form of Maxwell’s equations in section 3. Next, in sections 4 and 5, we present numerical and experimental results of realizing the MSPs, by naturally existing materials − in section 4, by ferromagnetic and antiferromagnetic materials and in section 5, by the effective media of ferromagnetic and anti-ferromagnetic superlattices, respectively. By employing metamaterials, artificially constructed materials whose properties mainly stem from structures rather than their constitutive elements, one can also achieve MSPs mode with a greater engineering freedom; thus, in section 6, we start from interpreting what metamaterials and their operation rationales are, and then how metamaterials support the MSPs mode. Finally, in section 7, there comes a conclusion. Note that in this study we moderately modify the quoted definitions in the diagrams to correspond to our definitions.

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