文摘
We present a numerical study of the plasmonic properties of Au core-semishell. Symmetry breaking in semishell results in a dipole–quadrupole Fano resonance without the offset of the Au core. The plasmon hybridization theory is applied to interpret the origin of the localized hybrid plasmon modes and Fano resonances. The multiple hybrid plasmon modes resonance can be excited for the extreme core offset inducing high order dark modes visible. The Fano resonances can be tuned by changing the size of the Au core, the degree of symmetry breaking of the semishell, and the dielectric properties of local environment. The tunability of the plasmon resonances and Fano resonances in Au core-semishell provides potential application for tunable nanophotonic devices, such as filters and sensors.