ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Leaky Coupled Waveguide-Plasmon Modes for Enhanced Light-Matter Interaction.
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Abstract
Plasmon waveguide resonances (PWRs) have been widely used to enhance the interaction between light and matter. PWRs have been used for chemical and biological sensing, molecular detection, and boosting other optical phenomena, such as Raman scattering and fluorescence. However, the performances of plasmon-waveguide-based structures have been investigated in the angular interrogation mode, and their potential in different spectral regions has hardly been explored. Moreover, the applications of PWRs have been limited to the weak light-matter coupling regime. In this study, we investigate leaky coupled waveguide plasmon resonances (LCWPRs) and explore their potential to enhance light-matter interaction in different spectral regions. In the weak coupling regime, we demonstrate the potential of LCWPRs for sensing in the near-IR region by detecting heavy water (D
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