Localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) is a physical phenomenon exhibited by
nanoparticles of metals including coinage metals, alkali metals, aluminum, and some …

This review provides the basic concepts, an overall survey and the state-of-the art of
plasmon-based nanogold photocatalysis using visible light including fundamental …

Recent reports have shown that plasmonic nanostructures can be used to drive direct
photocatalysis with visible photons, where nanostructures act as the light absorber and the …

The photochemistry of small molecules on well-defined metal surfaces has been the subject
of intense research for more than three decades. 1 This field is of interest because it rests on …

A quantum hydrodynamic (fluid) model, derived from the Wigner-Poisson equations, is used
to investigate the ultrafast electron dynamics in thin metal films. The hydrodynamic …

Using the random phase approximation with both real space and discrete electron–hole (e–
h) pair basis sets, we study the broadening of surface plasmons in metal structures of …

Spaser is an acronym for surface plasmon amplification by stimulated emission of radiation.
A spaser is effectively a nanoscale laser with subwavelength dimensions and a low-Q …

This review describes the fundamental aspects of pulsed laser interaction with plasmonic
nanostructures, and its applications to cell nanosurgery, including the destruction …

Plasmonic dimers and other similarly shaped plasmonic nanoantennas are capable of
achieving large field enhancements inside a narrow gap where surface plasmon polaritons …

The fascinating particle size dependence to the physical, photophysical, and chemical
properties of gold has motivated thousands of studies focused on exploring the ability of …