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Surface plasmon grating coupled emission

Pitch Size Effect On Quantitative Active Surface Plasmon Grating Coupled Emission... [Pg.480]

The most complex situation is sketched in Figure 7(b) for intermediate separation distances the chromophores excited either by plane waves from the dielectric side or by a surface plasmon mode excited from the prism side relaxes vibronically to the bottom of the excited state level of the chromophore but then can back-couple to the metal, thereby exciting a red-shifted siuface plasmon mode. This mode in turn can re-radiate via the prism (or the grating) and lea to an enhanced fluorescence emission. The optimum dye-metal separation for this decay mechanism has been reported to be in the range of d = 20 nm . [Pg.315]

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