Photo-acoustic response of a single 430 nm gold particle: Semi-analytical model and picosecond ultrasonics measurements

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A semi-analytical model is developed to calculate the elastic response of a gold submicronic particle embedded in a silica thin film, following a subpicosecond optical excitation. Real and imaginary parts of the transient reflectivity are then derived, accounting for elasto-optic contribution in the particle and in the matrix, as well as particle and film surface motion. The major contribution comes from the particle surface displacement. Picosecond ultrasonics measurements in a reflection configuration on a single 430 nm diameter gold particle confirm the conclusions of the model and demonstrates the suitability of this technique to investigate the opto-acoustic response of such submicronic particles. © 2010 IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Guillet, Y., Rossignol, C., Audoin, B., Calbris, G., & Ravaine, S. (2010). Photo-acoustic response of a single 430 nm gold particle: Semi-analytical model and picosecond ultrasonics measurements. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 214). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/214/1/012046

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