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    Characteristic analysis for optical antennas: A generalized equivalent circuit model for nanoparticles
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    Optical antennas, which are considered for many potential applications, are antennas which work at optical frequencies. At this frequency range, the materials, such as Al, Ag, Au and so on, formerly treated as perfect electric conductor (PEC), now have dispersive and complex permittivity, which complicates most of the methodologies. In this paper, a generalized equivalent circuit model is developed for nanoantennas not only to deal with the dispersivity of permittivity, but also to provide more physical insight. Several examples are used to benchmark the method.
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