J Chem Phys
December 2024
In this work, we present a detailed analysis of the optical binding force resulting from the near field scattering between dielectric nanoparticles and a graphene substrate. We pay special attention to the two-dimensional array formation for which the stability is raised owing to the multiple surface plasmon (SP) scattering. Because of the small values of the SP wavelength on graphene in comparison with those of the photon, the size of these particle arrangements falls below the diffraction limit.
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View Article and Find Full Text PDFIn this work, we have proposed a graphene planar structure as an optical binding device of dielectric nanoparticles. Surface plasmons (SPs) on a graphene sheet, generated thanks to the near field scattering of the incident plane wave by the nanoparticles placed close to the graphene sheet, act as a powerful intermediary for enhancing the optical force between nanoparticles to organize the particle structure at length scales comparable with the plasmon wavelength, i.e.
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