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Optical trapping at the ultimate nanoscale in the near-field of plasmonic antennas

Olivier Martin, Andrea Lovera, Andreas Kern, Weihua Zhang
2011
Conference Papers

Abstract

We study the trapping of nanoscopic objects in the near-field of plasmonic nanostructures and demonstrate experimentally that 10nm particles can be trapped in the 15nm gap of a dipole antenna. Applications for biosensing are discussed.

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