Designer magnetoplasmonics with nickel nanoferromagnets

Valentina Bonanni; Stefano Bonetti; Tavakol Pakizeh; Zhaleh Pirzadeh; Jianing Chen; Josep Nogués; Paolo Vavassori; Rainer Hillenbrand; Johan Åkerman; Alexandre Dmitriev

doi:10.1021/nl2028443

Designer magnetoplasmonics with nickel nanoferromagnets

Valentina Bonanni, Stefano Bonetti, Tavakol Pakizeh, Zhaleh Pirzadeh, Jianing Chen, Josep Nogués, Paolo Vavassori, Rainer Hillenbrand, Johan Åkerman, Alexandre Dmitriev

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Abstract

We introduce a new perspective on magnetoplasmonics in nickel nanoferromagnets by exploiting the phase tunability of the optical polarizability due to localized surface plasmons and simultaneous magneto-optical activity. We demonstrate how the concerted action of nanoplasmonics and magnetization can manipulate the sign of rotation of the reflected light's polarization (i.e., to produce Kerr rotation reversal) in ferromagnetic nanomaterials and, further, how this effect can be dynamically controlled and employed to devise conceptually new schemes for biochemosensing. © 2011 American Chemical Society.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	5333-5338
Journal	Nano Letters
Volume	11
Issue number	12
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1021/nl2028443
Publication status	Published - 14 Dec 2011

Keywords

Kerr rotation
Localized surface plasmon resonance
magnetic nanoparticles
magneto-optical effect
magnetoplasmonics

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