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Optomechanical heat transfer between molecules in a nanoplasmonic cavity

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Authors: S. Mahmoud Ashrafi, R. Malekfar, A. R. Bahrampour, Johannes Feist

Year

2018

Paper ID

23903

Status

Preprint

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We explore whether localized surface plasmon polariton modes can transfer heat between molecules placed in the hot spot of a nanoplasmonic cavity through optomechanical interaction with the molecular vibrations. We demonstrate that external driving of the plasmon resonance indeed induces an effective molecule-molecule interaction corresponding to a new heat transfer mechanism, which can even be more effective in cooling the hotter molecule than its heating due to the vibrational pumping by the plasmon. This novel mechanism allows to actively control the rate of heat flow between molecules through the intensity and frequency of the driving laser.

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