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20 April 2024
 
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Hybridization and the origin of the Fano resonances in symmetric nanoparticle trimers
Ben Hopkins ; Dmitry S. Filonov ; Stanislav B. Glybovski ; Andrey E. Miroshnichenko ;
Date 4 Feb 2015
AbstractWe study the light scattering by symmetric trimers comprised of either plasmonic or dielectric particles. Such structures have been predicted to produce a pronounced polarization-independent Fano resonance. We provide an alternative approach to hybridization of the trimer’s the doubly-degenerate eigenmodes, and show they exhibit a so-called exceptional point; a topological singularity in their eigenspace. These eigenmodes, subsequently, do not exist independently from each other. By extending our results we are able to confirm that such doubly-degenerate eigenmodes will indeed produce polarization-independent Fano resonances. Experimental measurements of a trimer’s polarization-independent Fano resonance are in good agreement with the expected response from the hybridized eigenmodes and thereby demonstrate the validity of our approach.
Source arXiv, 1502.1308
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