2014
DOI: 10.1088/0022-3727/47/20/205101
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Slow light based on plasmon-induced transparency in dual-ring resonator-coupled MDM waveguide system

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“…Thus, for axially polarized incident light (h = 90°), different kinds of higherorder multiple Fano resonances with large modulation depths are achieved, which are greatly useful for broadband biosensor and plasmon line shaping applications. Moreover, the large modulation depth of the Fano resonances can be used to produce slow light [16]. It is also observed that for all the values of h, Model III resonator is insensitive of the gap g because the nanoparticles are arranged in such a way that metal to metal interaction is very small.…”
Section: Model III Nanodimermentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Thus, for axially polarized incident light (h = 90°), different kinds of higherorder multiple Fano resonances with large modulation depths are achieved, which are greatly useful for broadband biosensor and plasmon line shaping applications. Moreover, the large modulation depth of the Fano resonances can be used to produce slow light [16]. It is also observed that for all the values of h, Model III resonator is insensitive of the gap g because the nanoparticles are arranged in such a way that metal to metal interaction is very small.…”
Section: Model III Nanodimermentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The Model II resonator offers single Fano resonance for all values of h, which is not significant for broadband biosensor and plasmon line shaping applications. Also, the Fano resonance suffers from weak modulation depth, so extreme dispersion is not created which can help to produce slow light [16].…”
Section: Model II Nanodimermentioning
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“…The characteristics of the single ring resonator have been widely investigated before [24], [36], and it typically exhibits broadband transmission spectra with nearly symmetric Lorentzian-like line-shapes [24], [26]. In the proposed structure, another groove is added between the bus waveguide and the ring resonator.…”
Section: Structures and Simulationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous works showed the plasmon induced transparency (PIT) based sensor can be fabricated in metamaterial [7], and the PIT sensor performs better than the non-PIT one due to the steeper variation in the optical spectrum [10]. In addition, the PIT system possesses slow-light that can enhance the lightmatter interaction, which can be used in sensors and slow-light devices [11,12].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%