Second-harmonic generation from plasmon polariton excitation on silver diffraction gratings: Comparisons of theory and experiment

We present a comparison between experimental and theoretical results for the diffraction efficiencies of the secondharmonic light produced in the orders of silver diffraction gratings. The gratings considered are sinusoidal, have depths of a few nanometers, and can produce significant surface plasmo...

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Autores principales: Inchaussandague, M.E., Gigli, M.L., O'donnell, K.A., Méndez, E.R., Torre, R., Valencia, C.I.
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spelling todo:paper_07403224_v34_n1_p27_Inchaussandague2023-10-03T15:38:14Z Second-harmonic generation from plasmon polariton excitation on silver diffraction gratings: Comparisons of theory and experiment Inchaussandague, M.E. Gigli, M.L. O'donnell, K.A. Méndez, E.R. Torre, R. Valencia, C.I. Diffraction Efficiency Electromagnetic wave polarization Harmonic analysis Harmonic generation Lithography Nonlinear optics Phonons Photons Plasmons Quantum theory Silver Surface plasmon resonance Diffraction problem Harmonic frequency Holographic lithography Homogeneous and isotropic Nonlinear polarizations Nonlinear susceptibilities Plasmon-polaritons Significant surfaces Diffraction gratings We present a comparison between experimental and theoretical results for the diffraction efficiencies of the secondharmonic light produced in the orders of silver diffraction gratings. The gratings considered are sinusoidal, have depths of a few nanometers, and can produce significant surface plasmon polariton excitation at fundamental and second-harmonic frequencies. The calculations are based on a general expression for the nonlinear polarization of the surface of a homogeneous and isotropic medium, and the diffraction problems at the fundamental and harmonic frequencies are solved using a Rayleigh method. The silver gratings were fabricated using holographic lithography and evaporative metal deposition techniques. The samples were illuminated with picosecond pulses of wavelength 1064 nm, and photon-counting techniques were used to study the diffracted orders at 532 nm, with absolute normalization provided by a quartz reference. The diffracted orders exhibit anomalies and other features, many of which are related to plasmon polariton excitation at both fundamental and second-harmonic frequencies. Employing previously measured values for the nonlinear susceptibilities of a flat silver surface, remarkably good comparisons of theory and experiment are obtained for the second-harmonic order efficiencies. © 2016 Optical Society of America. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_07403224_v34_n1_p27_Inchaussandague
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topic Diffraction
Efficiency
Electromagnetic wave polarization
Harmonic analysis
Harmonic generation
Lithography
Nonlinear optics
Phonons
Photons
Plasmons
Quantum theory
Silver
Surface plasmon resonance
Diffraction problem
Harmonic frequency
Holographic lithography
Homogeneous and isotropic
Nonlinear polarizations
Nonlinear susceptibilities
Plasmon-polaritons
Significant surfaces
Diffraction gratings
spellingShingle Diffraction
Efficiency
Electromagnetic wave polarization
Harmonic analysis
Harmonic generation
Lithography
Nonlinear optics
Phonons
Photons
Plasmons
Quantum theory
Silver
Surface plasmon resonance
Diffraction problem
Harmonic frequency
Holographic lithography
Homogeneous and isotropic
Nonlinear polarizations
Nonlinear susceptibilities
Plasmon-polaritons
Significant surfaces
Diffraction gratings
Inchaussandague, M.E.
Gigli, M.L.
O'donnell, K.A.
Méndez, E.R.
Torre, R.
Valencia, C.I.
Second-harmonic generation from plasmon polariton excitation on silver diffraction gratings: Comparisons of theory and experiment
topic_facet Diffraction
Efficiency
Electromagnetic wave polarization
Harmonic analysis
Harmonic generation
Lithography
Nonlinear optics
Phonons
Photons
Plasmons
Quantum theory
Silver
Surface plasmon resonance
Diffraction problem
Harmonic frequency
Holographic lithography
Homogeneous and isotropic
Nonlinear polarizations
Nonlinear susceptibilities
Plasmon-polaritons
Significant surfaces
Diffraction gratings
description We present a comparison between experimental and theoretical results for the diffraction efficiencies of the secondharmonic light produced in the orders of silver diffraction gratings. The gratings considered are sinusoidal, have depths of a few nanometers, and can produce significant surface plasmon polariton excitation at fundamental and second-harmonic frequencies. The calculations are based on a general expression for the nonlinear polarization of the surface of a homogeneous and isotropic medium, and the diffraction problems at the fundamental and harmonic frequencies are solved using a Rayleigh method. The silver gratings were fabricated using holographic lithography and evaporative metal deposition techniques. The samples were illuminated with picosecond pulses of wavelength 1064 nm, and photon-counting techniques were used to study the diffracted orders at 532 nm, with absolute normalization provided by a quartz reference. The diffracted orders exhibit anomalies and other features, many of which are related to plasmon polariton excitation at both fundamental and second-harmonic frequencies. Employing previously measured values for the nonlinear susceptibilities of a flat silver surface, remarkably good comparisons of theory and experiment are obtained for the second-harmonic order efficiencies. © 2016 Optical Society of America.
format JOUR
author Inchaussandague, M.E.
Gigli, M.L.
O'donnell, K.A.
Méndez, E.R.
Torre, R.
Valencia, C.I.
author_facet Inchaussandague, M.E.
Gigli, M.L.
O'donnell, K.A.
Méndez, E.R.
Torre, R.
Valencia, C.I.
author_sort Inchaussandague, M.E.
title Second-harmonic generation from plasmon polariton excitation on silver diffraction gratings: Comparisons of theory and experiment
title_short Second-harmonic generation from plasmon polariton excitation on silver diffraction gratings: Comparisons of theory and experiment
title_full Second-harmonic generation from plasmon polariton excitation on silver diffraction gratings: Comparisons of theory and experiment
title_fullStr Second-harmonic generation from plasmon polariton excitation on silver diffraction gratings: Comparisons of theory and experiment
title_full_unstemmed Second-harmonic generation from plasmon polariton excitation on silver diffraction gratings: Comparisons of theory and experiment
title_sort second-harmonic generation from plasmon polariton excitation on silver diffraction gratings: comparisons of theory and experiment
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_07403224_v34_n1_p27_Inchaussandague
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