Optical Magnetic Response in a Single Metal Nanobrick
Abstract
Anti-symmetric localized surface plasmons are demonstrated on a single silver nanostrip sandwiched by SiC layers. By employing the resonance of anti-symmetric localized surface plasmons, we enable single metal nanobricks to produce optical magnetism, in the blue and violet light range, as well as in a part of the ultraviolet light range. The physical mechanism is explained.
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