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. 2015 Dec 14;5:18003. doi: 10.1038/srep18003

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(a,b) Orientation averaged OD in some regions as a function of wavelength for a metal nanoparticle and chiral molecule under the OAM incident beam with and , respectively. The insets represent the corresponding results for the single chiral molecule without NPs. (c,d) Orientation averaged OD in some regions as a function of wavelength for the Au dimer and a chiral molecule under the OAM incident beam with and , respectively. The olive/red/dark blue lines correspond to the signals in = 0–50 nm/ = 50–100 nm/ = 100–150 nm regions. The corresponding signals for the mirror reflected system are presented as green/pink/blue lines.

Inline graphic — (a,b) Orientation averaged OD in some regions as a function of wavelength for a metal nanoparticle and chiral molecule under the OAM incident beam with and , respectively. The insets represent the corresponding results for the single chiral molecule without NPs. (c,d) Orientation averaged OD in some regions as a function of wavelength for the Au dimer and a chiral molecule under the OAM incident beam with and , respectively. The olive/red/dark blue lines correspond to the signals in = 0–50 nm/ = 50–100 nm/ = 100–150 nm regions. The corresponding signals for the mirror reflected system are presented as green/pink/blue lines.