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. 2014 Oct 27;4:6771. doi: 10.1038/srep06771

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(a), (b), Electromagnetic field enhancement profiles for a single hybrid nanomodulator (gap distance = 0 nm and VO₂ state is metallic) for the two extreme polarization cases. (c), Collection of simulated (left and right) and experimental (middle) spectra comparing the effect of polarization and edge-to-edge separation, with blue and red curves for insulating and metallic cases, respectively. For clarity, all spectra have been normalized and the results for the perpendicular polarized light () have a vertical offset of 0.2.

Inline graphic — (a), (b), Electromagnetic field enhancement profiles for a single hybrid nanomodulator (gap distance = 0 nm and VO₂ state is metallic) for the two extreme polarization cases. (c), Collection of simulated (left and right) and experimental (middle) spectra comparing the effect of polarization and edge-to-edge separation, with blue and red curves for insulating and metallic cases, respectively. For clarity, all spectra have been normalized and the results for the perpendicular polarized light () have a vertical offset of 0.2.