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noori F, Azarian A. Investigating plasmonic and thermoplasmonic properties of asymmetric hexagonal heterodimer nanoparticles and isosbestic points. JMRPh 2023; 8 (1) :50-61
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نوری فهیمه، آذریان عباس. بررسی خواص پلاسمونیکی و ترموپلاسمونیکی نانوذرات دوتایی شش گوشی نامتقارن ناهمگن و نقاط ایزوسبستیک. نشریه پژوهش های نوین فیزیک. 1402; 8 (1) :50-61
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در سال های اخیر، علاقه‌روزافزونی به استفاده از نانوذرات پلاسمونیک به عنوان نانومنابع حرارتی با قابلیت کنترل از راه دور توسط نور به‌وجود آمده است که منجر به پیدایش علم ترموپلاسمونیک شده‌است. در این راستا، نانوذرات با اشکال، ترکیبات و مواد مختلف، توانایی ذاتی ایجاد تولید گرمایی محدود در مقیاس نانو را دارند. بنابراین، در این مقاله، خواص پلاسمونیک و ترموپلاسمونیک نانوذرات دوتایی حلقوی شش گوشی به صورت ناهمگن از ترکیب‌های Ag-Au ، Cu-Ag و Cu-Au بررسی شده است. نقاط ایزوبستک و انرژی کوپل‌شدگی ناشی از شکافی که در مدهای پلاسمونیک طیف جذبی به دلیل تغییر قطبش نور ایجاد می شود بررسی و محاسبه شده است. نتایج به‌دست‌آمده نشان می‌دهنده که با ترکیب نانوذرات دوتایی ناهمگن از جنس نقره و مس در قطبش نور موازی با محور دایمر می‌توان میدان الکتریکی را تا 293 برابر تقویت کرد و بیشترین تغییر دما در نانوذرات دوتایی ناهمگن Ag-Au با مقدار T max =417℃ 
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