Abstract
The development of varied wavelength emissions of classical light could be obtained using different materials. From the interaction of these nanomaterials within the near field of electromagnetic fields generated from metallic nanostructures, their emission could be developed and enhanced by the correctly overlapping of spectroscopical properties of both parts of the nano- or micro-luminescent device. In this way, the generation of plasmonic and enhanced plasmonics for the application of luminescence phenomena and quantum emissions was discussed.
Keywords: Classical and non-classical state of light, Enhanced plasmonics, Enhanced quantum emitters, Fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET), FRET coupled to plasmonics, FRET-MEF coupling, Metal enhanced fluorescence (MEF), Plasmonics.
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