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Plasmon-molecule coupling: electromagnetic field quantization and effect of vibrational modes
Nanocativies enable a wide range of weak and strong light-matter coupling phenomena at the single molecule level. In this talk, I will explore classical and quantum optical effects behind strong plasmon-molecule interactions, with particular focus on two different topics. First, I will treat the quantization of the electromagnetic fields in both purely metallic and hybrid metallo-dielectric nanostructures. Secondly, I will explore the impact of molecular vibrations in the so-called plasmonic Purcell effect.