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Polarization conversion spectroscopy of hybrid modes

A. Yu. Nikitin, David Artigas, Lluis Torner, F. J. García-Vidal, and L. Martín-Moreno

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Abstract

Enhanced polarization conversion in reflection for the Otto and Kretschmann configurations is introduced as a new method for hybrid-mode spectroscopy. Polarization conversion in reflection occurs when hybrid modes are excited in a guiding structure composed of at least one anisotropic medium. In contrast to a dark dip, in this case modes are associated with a peak in the converted reflectance spectrum, increasing the detection sensitivity and avoiding confusion with reflection dips associated with other processes, such as transmission.

© 2009 Optical Society of America

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