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Surface plasmon radiation forces

Volpe et al., 2006

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14372768039115468653
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Volpe G
Quidant R
Badenes G
Petrov D
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Physical review letters

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We report the first experimental observation of momentum transfer from a surface plasmon to a single dielectric sphere. Using a photonic force microscope, we measure the plasmon radiation forces on different polystyrene beads as a function of their distance from the metal …
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