D.D. NoskovaF. A. PudoninI. A. SherstnevD. S. KostsovAnatoly P. Boltaev
Abstract We study the effect of optical nonreciprocity in [Ag–Al 2 O 3 ] N multilayer structures. The percolation threshold for Ag films was found to be d ∗ ≈ 2 nm . An anomalously large optical nonreciprocity effect was found in the structures with Ag island layers. This effect appeared as a change in the reflected light polarization ( Δ ω ) when the sample was rotated around its axis from the initial position by 180 ∘ . The effect magnitude reached Δ ω m a x ≈ 7 ∘ . We suggest that a possible mechanism for the optical nonreciprocity effect in these structures can be related to the excitation of localized plasmons in Ag islands. We show that Δ ω essentially depends on the interlayer and intralayer interaction between Ag layers in multilayer structures and is suppressed in the case of strong intralayer and interlayer interaction of plasma oscillations.
S. KrishnaPrathapuram ShrujanaSuresh PallaK. SreenuRadha VelchuriM. Vithal
Ana Martı́nezFrancisco J. TenorioJ. V. Ortiz
Si-Won KimHyo-Ju LeeSemi OhBeom-Rae NohSo‐Yeon ParkYe-Bin ImSuyeon SonYong Won SongKyoung‐Kook Kim
Wen‐Tong ChenLong HuChunqing LaiWenjun Zhou