Physics – Optics
Scientific paper
2011-12-19
Physics
Optics
5 pages, 4 figures
Scientific paper
Active nanoplasmonic metamaterials support bright and dark modes that compete for gain. Using a Maxwell-Bloch approach incorporating Langevin noise we study the lasing dynamics in an active nano-fishnet structure. We report that lasing of the bright negative-index mode is possible if the higher-Q dark mode is discriminated by gain, spatially or spectrally. The nonlinear competition during the transient phase is followed by steady-state emission where bright and dark modes can coexist. We analyze the influence of pump intensity and polarization and explore methods for mode control.
Hamm Joachim M.
Hess Ortwin
Pusch Andreas
Renn Fabian
Tsakmakidis Kosmas L.
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