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Daniele Brunazzo

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Ultrathin waveguides for Bloch Surface Waves: near-field analysis of propagation and polarization

Tristan Sfez, Hans Peter Herzig, Olivier Martin, Daniele Brunazzo, Libo Yu

We demonstrate that an ultrathin ridge (< lambda/10) can guide Bloch surface waves in a dielectric multilayer. The propagation and polarization properties of the guided modes are investigated with a multi-heterodyne scanning near-field optical microscope. ...

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Bloch surface waves in ultrathin waveguides: near-field investigation of mode polarization and propagation

Tristan Sfez, Hans Peter Herzig, Olivier Martin, Daniele Brunazzo, Libo Yu, Francesco Michelotti

In this work, we use a multi-heterodyne scanning near-field optical microscope to investigate the polarization and propagation of Bloch surface waves in an ultrathin (similar to lambda/10) ridge waveguide. First, we show that the structure sustains three s ...

2010

Guided Bloch Surface Waves on Ultrathin Polymeric Ridges

Tristan Sfez, Hans Peter Herzig, Olivier Martin, Daniele Brunazzo, Francesco Michelotti

We present a direct evidence of Bloch surface waves (BSWs) waveguiding on ultrathin polymeric ridges, supported by near-field measurements. It is demonstrated that near-infrared BSWs sustained by a silicon-based multilayer can be locally coupled and guided ...

American Chemical Society (ACS)2010