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Abstract:
A comparative study of the optical properties of random and ordered arrays of metallic and hyperbolic slit antennas is presented. The metallic slits are fabricated on Au layers, whereas the hyperbolic ones are fabricated on Au/MgO multilayers. The random arrays show, for both types of antennas, similar slit plasmon resonances whose positions depend on the internal structure of the supporting layer. On the other hand, the spectra of the ordered arrays of the hyperbolic slits present additional resonances related to the excitation of Bloch plasmon polaritons in the hyperbolic layer. By varying the slit length and periodicity, an analysis of the interaction between slit localized resonance and Bloch plasmon polaritons is also presented.
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