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Spatio-Temporal Characterization of Ultrashort Surface Plasmon Polariton Pulses Propagating in Two-Dimensional Nanohole Arrays

R. Rokitski, K.A. Tetz, and Y. Fainman

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Abstract

We present excitation and direct imaging of femtosecond-scale surface plasmon polariton (SPP) pulses, propagating along the surface of thin metallic film, perforated with a 2D array of circular nanoholes. Temporal and spatial characterization of scattered surface fieled is performed using time-resolved spatial heterodyne detection.

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