Comparison between discrete dipole approximation and other modelling methods for the plasmonic response of gold nanospheres

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V. L. Y. Loke
G. M. Huda
E. U. Donev
V. Schmidt
J. T. Hastings
M. Pinar Mengüç
T. Wriedt
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[1] University of Bremen,Mechanische Verfahrenstechnik
[2] University of Kentucky,Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
[3] The University of Queensland,School of Mathematics and Physics
[4] Özyeğin University,School of Engineering
[5] University of Bremen,Institut für Werkstofftechnik
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Applied Physics B | 2014年 / 115卷
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Evanescent Wave; Perfectly Match Layer; Incident Field; Extinction Cross Section; Discrete Dipole Approximation;
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We investigate the plasmonic response of gold nanospheres calculated using discrete dipole approximation validated against the results from other discretization methods, namely the finite-difference time-domain method and the finite-element methods. Comparisons are also made with calculations from analytical methods such as the Mie solution and the null-field method with discrete sources. We consider the nanoparticle interacting with the incident field both in free space and sitting on a planar substrate. In the latter case, discrete dipole approximation with surface interaction is used; this includes the interaction with the ‘image dipoles’ using Sommerfeld integration.
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