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Phase Transition of Optical Nonlinear AgOx Films for Super-resolution Near-field Recording

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Abstract

Recently, Tominaga et al. [1-3] proposed a scattering-mode super-resolution near-field structure (super-RENS) in which an AgOx layer is applied as a non-linear optical layer. During the readout by a laser of adequate power, nano-sized Ag particles are generated through the chemical decomposition of silver oxide. Localized surface plasmon coupling effect occurs between the silver particles and recording marks, which yields strong near-field intensity and improves the readability. [4,5] Based upon this working mechanism, the phase transition of AgOx definitely plays an important part during the readout process. RF reactive magnetron sputtering has been widely used to produce the AgOx layer. In this paper we studied the phase transition of AgOx prepared at various flow ratios of O2/(O2+Ar) with and without protective layers.

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