A comprehensive presentation of the properties of surface plasmon polaritons, in systems of different structures and various natures, e.g. active, nonlinear, graded, theoretical/computational and experimental techniques for studying them, and their use in a variety of applications.
1. Introduction: Plasmonics and its Building Blocks
2. The Basics of Plasmonics
3. Optical Properties of Strongly Coupled Plasmonic Nanoparticle
Clusters
4. Plasmonic Optical Nanoantennas
5. Waveguiding with Surface Plasmon Polaritons
6. Alternative Plasmonic Materials
7. Surface Electromagnetic Waves on Structured Perfectly Conducting
Surfaces
8. Surface Plasmon Polaritons in Complex Settings and Generalized
Geometries
9. Transformation Optics of Surface Plasmon Polaritons
10. Amplification and Lasing with Surface Plasmon Polaritons
11. Nonlinear Plasmonics
12. Quantum Plasmonics
13. Flexible and Self-Assembled PLasmonics
14. Plasmonics in Imaging, Biodetection, and Nanolasers
Alexei Maradudin is a Research Professor of Physics at the University of California, Irvine. A condensed matter theorist, his research interests focus on phenomena occurring at surfaces and interfaces. These include studies of linear and nonlinear surface waves of various types, their propagation across rough surfaces, and their scattering by surface and subsurface defects; weak localization effects in the multiple scattering of light from, and its transmission through, randomly rough surfaces; inverse problems in rough surface scattering; and surface photonic crystals. He has published 400 articles devoted to these research areas.
"... a comprehensive overview that links the most up-to-date results with the knowledge base acquired over more than a century in the understanding of electromagnetic waves localized at metal surfaces." --Optics and Photonics News, February 2015
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