Journal of Optics · 2014 · 35 citations · 32 references
PlasmonicsPronounced Plasmon ResonancesEngineeringMagnetoplasmonicsPlasmonic CatalysisNanomaterialsNanotechnologyOptical PropertiesLc ResonancesApplied PhysicsSurface-enhanced Raman ScatteringOptical Sensing ApplicationsEfficient Dual-band SersH-shaped NanoresonatorsNanophotonicsPlasmonic Material
In this letter, we investigate the optical properties of symmetric and asymmetric H-shaped plasmonic nanoresonators that exhibit the pronounced plasmon resonances with a high quality factor. The results show that, the large electromagnetic energy is confined in the nanogaps of H-shaped resonators due to the LC resonances. By introducing the asymmetrical structure, an additional plasmon peak appears due to plasmon hybridization. Moreover, the proposed H-shaped nanoresonators reveal the huge field enhancement and figure of merit in the optical regime, which offer an excellent potential for single or double-frequency surface enhanced Raman scattering and biosensing applications.
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