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Long-wave approximation for hybridization modeling of local surface plasmonic resonance in nanoshells

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Abstract

A hybridization model for the localized surface plasmon resonance of a nanoshell is developed within the framework of long-wave approximation. Compared with the existing hybridization model derived from the hydro dynamic simulation of free electron gas, this approach is much simpler and gives identical results for a concentric nansohell. Also, with this approach, the limitations associated with the original hybridization model are succinctly stated. Extension of this approach to hybridization modeling of more complicated structures such as multiplayered nanoshells is straightforward.

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