Karademir, E.Balci, S.Kocabas, C.Aydınlı, Atilla2016-02-082016-02-082015http://hdl.handle.net/11693/21481We report on lasing from dye-based excitons coupled to slow plasmon states inside metallic Moiré cavities. Surface plasmon polaritons (SPPs) inside the cavity were slowed down to a maximum group velocity of 0.3c. Varying the modulation of the Moiré cavity, we tune the output wavelength of the plasmonic laser by varying the fast modulation period of the Moiré cavity. This work opens a new way to study SPP-matter interaction dynamics and plasmonic lasing with Bragg cavity confined slow plasmons.EnglishMoiré cavityPlasmonic laserSlow lightStrong couplingElectromagnetic wave polarizationLasersModulationSlow lightSurface plasmon resonanceBragg cavityGroup velocitiesInteraction dynamicsModulation periodOutput wavelengthsPlasmonic lasersStrong couplingSurface plasmon polaritonsPlasmonsArticle10.1021/acsphotonics.5b001682330-4022