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Surface plasmon propagation on thin metal films : theory and experiments
Surface plasmon-polaritons (SPPs) – electromagnetic waves propagating on the boundary between a metal and a dielectric and tightly bound to the interface – have been known for years. Recent progresses in microfabrication methods, near-field characterization techniques, and numerical methods have boo
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