Huge electric field enhancement and highly sensitive sensing based on the Fano resonance effect in an asymmetric nanorod pair
Authors:
- Junqiao WangJWJunqiao Wang
- Xiaomin LiuXLXiaomin Liu
- Lei LiLLLei Li
- Jinna HeJHJinna He
- Chunzhen FanCFChunzhen Fan
- Yongzhi TianYTYongzhi Tian
- Pei DingPDPei Ding
- Dongxia ChenDCDongxia Chen
- Qianzhong XueQXQianzhong Xue
- Erjun LiangELErjun Liang
- 21 August 2013
- journal article
- Published by IOP Publishing in Journal of Optics
- Vol. 15 (10)
Abstract
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