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Ding, B. Y.,Bardosova, M.,Pemble, M. E.,Korovin, A. V.,Peschel, U.,Romanov, S. G.
2011
November
Advanced Functional Materials
Broadband Omnidirectional Diversion of Light in Hybrid Plasmonic-Photonic Heterocrystals
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Broadband, omnidirectional, and polarization-independent diversion has been achieved of more than 90% of the light flow intensity off its incidence direction using hybrid metal-dielectric plasmonic-photonic heterocrystals. These architectures were prepared by depositing metal film on the interface between two photonic crystals of different parameters. The magnitude of light losses was extracted from angle-resolved measurements of transmission and reflectance spectra. Comparing these data for different stages of constructing the complex architecture, the diffraction in colloidal crystals, the excitation and radiative decay of short-living surface plasmon polaritons in a corrugated metal film and the eigenmode mismatch at the interface between two different photonic crystals were identified as corroborating physical mechanisms behind the light diversion.Broadband, omnidirectional, and polarization-independent diversion has been achieved of more than 90% of the light flow intensity off its incidence direction using hybrid metal-dielectric plasmonic-photonic heterocrystals. These architectures were prepared by depositing metal film on the interface between two photonic crystals of different parameters. The magnitude of light losses was extracted from angle-resolved measurements of transmission and reflectance spectra. Comparing these data for different stages of constructing the complex architecture, the diffraction in colloidal crystals, the excitation and radiative decay of short-living surface plasmon polaritons in a corrugated metal film and the eigenmode mismatch at the interface between two different photonic crystals were identified as corroborating physical mechanisms behind the light diversion.
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