We fabricated dark-bright-dark plasmon resonators, investigated enhanced-transmission induced by plasmon transfer from the bright mode to the dark modes. Furthermore, we demonstrated interferences between dark plasmons excited by the near-field bright plasmons and directly excited by slantwise incident light, which leads to selective storage of excited energy in one of the two dark plasmon cells in the resonators by adjusting the phase between signal and control sources. This could find the applications in all-optical modulations.
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