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Plasmonically induced magnetic field in graphene-coated nanowires

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Abstract

In this Letter, we investigate a magnetic field induced by guiding plasmonic modes in graphene-coated nanowire via an inverse Faraday effect. Magnetic field distribution for different plasmonic modes has been calculated. It has been shown that a magnetic field has a vortex-like distribution for some plasmonic modes. The possibility of producing magnetic field distribution that rotates along the nanowire axis and periodically depends on azimuthal angle has been demonstrated.

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