Local and dynamic properties of light interacting with subwavelength holes

Prangsma, Jord C.

doi:10.3990/1.9789036528092

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“…Applications are instrumented using a resource management interface [4], for heap memory management in particular. Rival proposals are Java operating systems [5] [6]. These mix the JVM with the operating system layer, and often come with multi-process capabilities.…”

Section: Multi-application Java Environmentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Virtualization of Service Gateways in Multi-provider Environments

Royon

Frénot

Mouël

2006

Component-Based Software Engineering

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International audienceToday we see more and more services being brought to connected homes, such as entertainment or home automation. These services are published and operated by a variety of service providers. Currently, each provider sells his own box, providing both connectivity and a closed service environment. The open service paradigm aims at mixing all services within the same box, thus opening the service delivery chain for home users. However, open service gateways still lack important mechanisms. Multiple service providers can access and use the same gateway concurrently. We must define what this use is, i.e. we must define a notion of user. Also, service providers should not interfere with each other on the gateway, except if explicitly required. In other words, we must isolate services from different providers, while still permitting on-demand collaboration. By combining all these mechanisms, we are defining a multi-user, multiservice execution environment, which we call a virtualized service gateway. We implement part of these features using OSGi technology

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Section: Multi-application Java Environmentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Virtualization of Service Gateways in Multi-provider Environments

Royon

Frénot

Mouël

2006

Component-Based Software Engineering

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“…Although, the Drude term ε D (ω) fits well with the metal permittivity for wavelengths above 600 nm, it is not a suitable model at resonance wavelengths below 600 nm, as shown in Figure 1. Due to [25].…”

Section: Electromagnetic Equationsmentioning

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Developing LSPR Design Guidelines

Mortazavi¹,

Kouzani²,

Kaynak³

et al. 2012

PIER

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Abstract-Applications of localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) such as surface enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) devices, biosensors, and nano-optics are growing.Investigating and understanding of the parameters that affect the LSPR spectrum is important for the design and fabrication of LSPR devices. This paper studies different parameters, including geometrical structures and light attributes, which affect the LSPR spectrum properties such as plasmon wavelength and enhancement factor. The paper also proposes a number of rules that should be considered in the design and fabrication of LSPR devices.

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Local and dynamic properties of light interacting with subwavelength holes

Cited by 2 publications

References 81 publications

Virtualization of Service Gateways in Multi-provider Environments

Virtualization of Service Gateways in Multi-provider Environments

Developing LSPR Design Guidelines

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