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Polarization-sensitive near-field investigation of photonic crystal microcavities

Authors :
Vignolini, S.
Intonti, F.
Riboli, F.
Wiersma, D.S.
Balet, L.P.
Li, L.
Francardi, M.
Gerardino, A.
Fiore, A.
Gurioli, M.
Vignolini, S.
Intonti, F.
Riboli, F.
Wiersma, D.S.
Balet, L.P.
Li, L.
Francardi, M.
Gerardino, A.
Fiore, A.
Gurioli, M.
Source :
Applied Physics Letters vol.94 (2009) nr.16 p.163102-1/3 [ISSN 0003-6951]
Publication Year :
2009

Abstract

We report on polarization sensitive imaging of two-dimensional photonic crystal microcavity modes. By using a near-field scanning optical microscope with a polarization sensitive setup, it is possible to selectively map, with a resolution beyond the diffraction limit, each electric field component in the plane of the sample. In addition, the simultaneous analysis of photoluminescence maps in different polarization channels allowed us to obtain important insight on near-field microscopy detection mechanism. Finite difference time domain simulations confirm the experimental results. © 2009 American Institute of Physics.

Details

Database :
OAIster
Journal :
Applied Physics Letters vol.94 (2009) nr.16 p.163102-1/3 [ISSN 0003-6951]
Notes :
Vignolini, S.
Publication Type :
Electronic Resource
Accession number :
edsoai.on1028699241
Document Type :
Electronic Resource