NEAR-FIELD MICROSCOPY WITH A LINEAR NANOPROBE SUPPORTING PLASMONS
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Basic ideas of near-field microscopy with a linear nanoprobe scanning a sample surface at a subwavelength distance are discussed. The probe in question is a noble-metal nanowire supporting surface plasmons. In conformity with the near-field microscopy of a magnetic domain, the polarization effects and plasmon-enhanced intensity of magnetooptical scattering are studied depending on the probe location.
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