2014
DOI: 10.1063/1.4866967
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Wavelength-position correspondent plasmon resonance of planar Au/In2O3 bilayered nanostructures on quartz

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“…Various nanomaterials have been created in order to investigate specific scattering spectra and the strong plasmonic field to match the application requirements [8]- [10]. Among these studies, one-dimensional metal nanostructures have been the most promising ones because of the strong response in the visible range [11]. Besides, many researches have demonstrated the LSPR of noble metals like Au, Ag, and Pt [12]- [14].…”
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“…Various nanomaterials have been created in order to investigate specific scattering spectra and the strong plasmonic field to match the application requirements [8]- [10]. Among these studies, one-dimensional metal nanostructures have been the most promising ones because of the strong response in the visible range [11]. Besides, many researches have demonstrated the LSPR of noble metals like Au, Ag, and Pt [12]- [14].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In 2 O 3 is a transparent conductive metal oxide. It has been widely used in sensors [24], flat panel displays [25], optoelectronics [26,27], and catalysts [28]. The electrical conductivity can be significantly enhanced to approximately 1000 S cm −1 by alloying with Sn, which is known as indiumtin-oxide (ITO).…”
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