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Near-field polarization measurements based on two arbitrary, orthogonal optical field components

Olivier Martin, Hans Peter Herzig, Tristan Sfez, Libo Yu, Daniele Brunazzo
2010
Conference Papers

Abstract

Using a multi-heterodyne scanning near-field optical microscope, we detect two arbitrary, orthogonal components of the near field. A numerical treatment of the experimental data allows the retrieval of the transverse and longitudinal components of the modes propagating in a waveguide for Bloch surface waves.

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