Optical depolarization induced by arrays of subwavelength metal holes

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Jan 2005

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Physical Review B, vol. 71, Issue 3, id. 033409

Mathematics

Group Theory

9

Optical Properties Of Low-Dimensional, Mesoscopic, And Nanoscale Materials And Structures, Group Theory, Polarization, Collective Excitations

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We present a symmetry-based theory of the depolarization induced by subwavelength metal hole arrays. We derive the Mueller matrices of hole arrays with various symmetries (in particular square and hexagonal) when illuminated by a finite-diameter (e.g., Gaussian) beam. The depolarization is due to a combination of two factors: (i) polarization-dependent propagation of surface plasmons along the surface of the array and (ii) a spread of wave vectors in the incident beam.

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