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    This document discusses bound states in the continuum (BICs) in plasmonic systems. It provides three key points: 1) BICs are localized states that can exist even when embedded in a continuous spectrum of radiating waves. 2) Two types of BICs are discussed: symmetry-protected BICs that are either plasmonic or photonic, and Friedrich-Wintgen BICs that arise from an avoided crossing between two resonances. 3) An example system is described with a plasmonic grating coupled to a photonic dielectric slab waveguide, which can produce a Friedrich-Wintgen BIC through hybridization between the surface plasmon and photonic modes.

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    This document discusses bound states in the continuum (BICs) in plasmonic systems. It provides three key points: 1) BICs are localized states that can exist even when embedded in a continuous spectrum of radiating waves. 2) Two types of BICs are discussed: symmetry-protected BICs that are either plasmonic or photonic, and Friedrich-Wintgen BICs that arise from an avoided crossing between two resonances. 3) An example system is described with a plasmonic grating coupled to a photonic dielectric slab waveguide, which can produce a Friedrich-Wintgen BIC through hybridization between the surface plasmon and photonic modes.

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    BIC in Plasmonic System - Arnab

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    This document discusses bound states in the continuum (BICs) in plasmonic systems. It provides three key points: 1) BICs are localized states that can exist even when embedded in a continuous spectrum of radiating waves. 2) Two types of BICs are discussed: symmetry-protected BICs that are either plasmonic or photonic, and Friedrich-Wintgen BICs that arise from an avoided crossing between two resonances. 3) An example system is described with a plasmonic grating coupled to a photonic dielectric slab waveguide, which can produce a Friedrich-Wintgen BIC through hybridization between the surface plasmon and photonic modes.

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    BIC in Plasmonic System

    BIC : Bound State of Continuum -localized state even though they coexist with a continuous spectrum
    of radiating waves that can carry energy away.

    0
    exp(it )   0, Q 
     e  t / 2
    sin  0t
    leaky resonances
      o  i  / 2
    Several continua of spatially extended states

    Carry no outgoing flux


    Continuous Ag Slab 100nm
    Grating Height 30nm
    Grating Width 100nm
    Pitch Size 400nm
    Dielectric Slab 500nm
    Silica-2.25
    Surface Plasmon Mode in Ag Grating:

    Guided Wave Mode in Dielectric Slab:

    Hybridization between Plasmon Mode and photonic Mode:

    According to Friedrich and Wintgen, when two resonances pass each


    other as a function of a continuous parameter, the two channels interfere,
    resulting in an avoided crossing of their resonances. Typically, at a given value
    of the continuous parameter, one of the channels vanishes entirely and hence
    becomes a BIC with an infinite quality (Q) factor.

    Rabi splitting of 150 meV


    Two distinct Types of BIC- (i) Symmetry Protected BICs - (a) Plasmonic (b) Photonic - 0°

    (ii) Fredrich-Wintgen BIC - Coupled at 11.4°


    dx  a / 2,2a / 5
    Fixed Rod: 200m  40m
    Variable Rod: L1W 1  L 2W 2

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