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Femtosecond Time–Resolved Thermomodulation of Small Copper Particles in Glass

Arao Nakamura and Takashi Tokizaki

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Abstract

In recent years, optical nonlinearity of small metal particles in dielectric has attracted much attention, because of the possibility of the high polarizability and the fast response [1,2]. Enhancement of the local field inside the particle at the surface plasmon resonance causes enhancement of a third–order nonlinear susceptibility χ (3).

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