Probing ultrafast energy transfer between excitons and plasmons in the ultrastrong coupling regime

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2014

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Balci, S.
Kocabas, C.
Küçüköz, B.
Karatay, A.
Akhüseyin, E.
Yaglioglu, H. G.
Elmali, A.

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We investigate ultrafast energy transfer between excitons and plasmons in ensembles of core-shell type nanoparticles consisting of metal core covered with a concentric thin J-aggregate (JA) shell. The high electric field localization by the Ag nanoprisms and the high oscillator strength of the JAs allow us to probe this interaction in the ultrastrong plasmon-exciton coupling regime. Linear and nonlinear optical properties of the coupled system have been measured using transient absorption spectroscopy revealing that the hybrid system shows half-plasmonic and half-excitonic properties. The tunability of the nanoprism plasmon resonance provides a flexible platform to study the dynamics of the hybrid state in a broad range of wavelengths. © 2014 AIP Publishing LLC.

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Applied Physics Letters

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American Institute of Physics Inc.

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English