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Assembly of "3D" plasmonic clusters by "2D" AFM nanomanipulation of highly uniform and smooth gold nanospheres.


ABSTRACT: Atomic force microscopy (AFM) nanomanipulation has been viewed as a deterministic method for the assembly of plasmonic metamolecules because it enables unprecedented engineering of clusters with exquisite control over particle number and geometry. Nevertheless, the dimensionality of plasmonic metamolecules via AFM nanomanipulation is limited to 2D, so as to restrict the design space of available artificial electromagnetisms. Here, we show that "2D" nanomanipulation of the AFM tip can be used to assemble "3D" plasmonic metamolecules in a versatile and deterministic way by dribbling highly spherical and smooth gold nanospheres (NSs) on a nanohole template rather than on a flat surface. Various 3D plasmonic clusters with controlled symmetry were successfully assembled with nanometer precision; the relevant 3D plasmonic modes (i.e., artificial magnetism and magnetic-based Fano resonance) were fully rationalized by both numerical calculation and dark-field spectroscopy. This templating strategy for advancing AFM nanomanipulation can be generalized to exploit the fundamental understanding of various electromagnetic 3D couplings and can serve as the basis for the design of metamolecules, metafluids, and metamaterials.

SUBMITTER: Park KJ 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5519739 | biostudies-literature | 2017 Jul

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Assembly of "3D" plasmonic clusters by "2D" AFM nanomanipulation of highly uniform and smooth gold nanospheres.

Park Kyung Jin KJ   Huh Ji-Hyeok JH   Jung Dae-Woong DW   Park Jin-Sung JS   Choi Gwan H GH   Lee Gaehang G   Yoo Pil J PJ   Park Hong-Gyu HG   Yi Gi-Ra GR   Lee Seungwoo S  

Scientific reports 20170720 1


Atomic force microscopy (AFM) nanomanipulation has been viewed as a deterministic method for the assembly of plasmonic metamolecules because it enables unprecedented engineering of clusters with exquisite control over particle number and geometry. Nevertheless, the dimensionality of plasmonic metamolecules via AFM nanomanipulation is limited to 2D, so as to restrict the design space of available artificial electromagnetisms. Here, we show that "2D" nanomanipulation of the AFM tip can be used to  ...[more]

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