Polarization control of optical transmission of a periodic array of elliptical holes in a metal film

Abstract

Spectral dependencies of polarized optical transmission of a metal film with a periodic array of elliptical nanoholes have been studied. Such nanostructured metal films exhibit the enhanced broadband optical transmission which can be controlled by selecting polarization of incident and/or transmitted light.

8 pages, 4 figures

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• Single-photon tunneling
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