Theoretical and experimental results for near field properties in the vicinity of two dimensionally aligned gold nanoparticles are presented. The numerical analysis is based on finite difference time domain simulation code. The simulated system consists of gold particles with a radius of 100nm, deposited on platinum substrate. The near field distribution on the substrate surface and its magnitude are found to depend on the interparticle distance. The experimental results obtained confirm the theoretical findings and demonstrate that the produced near field can result in a permanent substrate surface nanomodification and selective nanoparticle removal.
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