A. Demchuk, I. Bolesta, O. Kushnir, Y. Shmyhelskyy
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Surface Model Development for Optical Spectra Calculation
The article describe the modifications made to dipole excitation model to account the effect of substrate charge sign on the surface plasmon resonance spectra of metal nanoparticles, placed on such substrates. The simulation results show the spectral maximum shift depending on the charge sign. Correlation between simulated and experimental results confirms the adequacy of the proposed model modification.