On the theory of three types of polaritons (phonon, exciton and plasmon polaritons)

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We have investigated the similarities and difference between three well-known types of polaritons: phonon polariton, exciton polariton and surface plasmon polariton. For first two types (phonon polariton and exciton polariton) the interaction between photon and media can be expressed via a longitudinal-transversal splitting (LT-splitting), while for third type of polariton (surface plasmon polariton) via the boundary condition. Considering an analogy of these three types of polaritons, an effective LT-splitting was introduced for surface plasmon polariton. We discuss a possible existence of an evanescent state in the band gap of polaritons. Finally, the Nambu broken symmetry theory and Anderson-Higgs mechanism are discussed for lower branch of these polaritons.

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Ha, D. T., Thuy, D. T., Hoa, V. T., Van Tran, T. T., & Viet, N. A. (2017). On the theory of three types of polaritons (phonon, exciton and plasmon polaritons). In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 865). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/865/1/012007

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