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Transverse Magneto-Optical Kerr Effect in Strongly Coupled Plasmon Gratings

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Enhancement of magneto-optical response by coupling of propagating with localized plasmons in a structure based on silver and bismuth-substituted ferrite garnet has been numerically studied. It is shown that the… Click to show full abstract

Enhancement of magneto-optical response by coupling of propagating with localized plasmons in a structure based on silver and bismuth-substituted ferrite garnet has been numerically studied. It is shown that the absolute value of the magneto-optical response in the examined structure reaches a high value of 0.04, and the structure has a reflection coefficient sufficiently high for a number of practical applications. The strong coupling between localized and propagating plasmons, which caused the significant enhancement of the magneto-optical response, was manifested in the reflection spectrum of the structure in the form of an asymmetric Fano-like resonance. The proposed structure, intended for operation in the near infrared range, is a promising one for solving various problems in magnonics and bionanophotonics.

Keywords: optical kerr; structure; magneto; magneto optical; transverse magneto; optical response

Journal Title: Plasmonics
Year Published: 2017

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