Abstract

We theoretically study the polarization of plasmonic fields in a hybrid nanosystem composed of three different metallic nano ellipsoid and a semiconductor quantum dot. The components of the hybrid nanosystem interact with three electromagnetic fields and one another via dipole-dipole interactions. We derive the density matrix equations at a steady state for the description of the optical properties of the hybrid nanosystem. The polarization of the plasmonic fields induced on the prolate, spherical, and oblate nano ellipsoid is calculated. We find that the polarization of the plasmonic fields depends on the number of the metallic nanoparticles (ellipsoid), the depolarization factor of the metallic nano ellipsoid, the direction of the plasmonic field, and the metallic nano ellipsoid parameters of the hybrid nanosystem. The phenomena of electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT) and electromagnetically induced transparency with amplification (EITA) are obtained in this work.

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