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Granular films of alkali and coinage metals are the most popular objects for exploring plasmonic effects. They are easy to obtain via physical vapor deposition and to study via optical means. In this contribution we show several ways not only to record but also to modify the granular metal films using thermal and nonthermal optical effects.
Tigran A. Vartanyan,Nikita B. Leonov,Valerii V. Khromov,Sergey G. Przhibelskii,Nikita A. Toropov, andElena N. Kaliteevskaya
"Granular metal films on the surfaces of transparent dielectric materials studied and modified via optical means", Proc. SPIE 8414, Photonics and Micro- and Nano-structured Materials 2011, 841404 (25 January 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.923123
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Tigran A. Vartanyan, Nikita B. Leonov, Valerii V. Khromov, Sergey G. Przhibelskii, Nikita A. Toropov, Elena N. Kaliteevskaya, "Granular metal films on the surfaces of transparent dielectric materials studied and modified via optical means," Proc. SPIE 8414, Photonics and Micro- and Nano-structured Materials 2011, 841404 (25 January 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.923123