2011
DOI: 10.1063/1.3626565
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Resonances of surface and volume plasmons in atomic clusters

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“…[52] the first-order boundary condition at the cluster boundary, which follows from the continuity of the complete electric potential including that of the external laser field, was given slightly incorrectly (see Eq. (41), and also Eq. (51) in Ref.…”
Section: Second-order Equationsmentioning
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“…[52] the first-order boundary condition at the cluster boundary, which follows from the continuity of the complete electric potential including that of the external laser field, was given slightly incorrectly (see Eq. (41), and also Eq. (51) in Ref.…”
Section: Second-order Equationsmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…(12a) and (12c), with the corresponding scalar functions V 2⊥ (ρ), V 2 a (ρ) and V 2 b (ρ), which are related to first-order and zeroth-order quantities via 1 It should be noted that in Ref. (41), and also Eq. (41), and also Eq.…”
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“…x p denotes the plasmon frequency of the bulk metal which is equal to 1.37 Â 10 16 Hz for silver and 1.36 Â 10 16 Hz for gold, x ¼ 2pc/k is the angular frequency of the incident field and c bulk is the electron collision damping in the metal which is equal to 3.23 Â 10 13 Hz for silver and 4 Â 10 13 Hz for gold. 17 C is related to other types of damping and can be written as 18,19 C…”
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“…x p ¼ 1.37 Â 10 16 Hz denotes the plasmon frequency of the bulk silver, x ¼ 2pc/k is angular frequency of the incident field, and c bulk ¼ 3.23 Â 10 13 Hz is electron collision damping in the silver. 15 C is related to other types of damping and can be written as 16,17 …”
Section: Silver-dielectric-silver Nanoshellmentioning
confidence: 99%