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SmartyPants Kids Complete Gummy Vitamins: Multivitamin, Vitamin D3, B12 (Methylcobalamin), & Omega 3 DHA / EPA Fish Oil, 120 count (30 Day Supply)
- 10 ESSENTIAL NUTRIENTS AND WILD-CAUGHT OMEGA 3 FISH OIL for brain health
- VITAMIN D3 for bone health + HIGH POTENCY B12 for mental focus and energy balance
- GALAXY'S BEST TASTING GUMMY VITAMIN! No fishy or vitamin-y taste because we spread our nutrients out over 4 gummies per serving.
- 1 GRAM OF ORGANIC, FAIR TRADE CANE SUGAR PER GUMMY - Our light outer dusting keeps gummies from sticking together and to your teeth! HIGH-QUALITY ALL-IN-ONE SUPPLEMENT at an affordable price
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SmartyPants Kids Complete: Multivitamin + Vitamin D3 and Omega 3s
SmartyPants Kids Complete: More Than a Multivitamin
SmartyPants Kids Complete is more than a multivitamin. We're the galaxy's best tasting gummy multivitamin, with ten essential nutrients, including vitamin D as D3, vitamin B12 as methylcobalamin, natural vitamin E as d-alpha-tocopherol from non-GMO sunflower oil, AND omega 3 fish oil – all in one.
What's in SmartyPants Kids Complete
Rather than include 100% of 100 different nutrients, we focus on including the nutrients that seem to be hardest for some kids to get consistently from diet alone. The amounts we include are based on the RDI's, how common each nutrient is in the Western diet, and the most current advice from nutrition experts. Our fish oil is sustainable, we use organic, Fair-Trade cane sugar, and the forms of nutrients that are easily absorbed by the body whenever possible.
What's Not in SmartyPants Kids Complete
SmartyPants are non-GMO. Our gummy vitamins contain no synthetic colors, flavors, or preservatives. SmartyPants gummies are also gluten, casein, and allergen-free. And each batch is tested for purity and potency by a third party lab – so you can be sure, what you read on our label is what you get in our gummies.
- * These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
- Supplement Facts information may differ from the product you purchased. Please refer to the supplement facts and ingredient section listed on the package label for information related to the purchased product.
The Benefits of Multivitamins for Kids
It's always preferable to get vitamins and minerals from food, but with the realities of soil depletion, increased consumption of processed foods, and busy lives, even the healthiest of us have a hard time getting all our nutrients from diet alone. This is why multivitamins have been recommended by the Harvard School of Public Health and the American Medical Association - to help us get the nutrients our diets don't always provide.
The Benefits of Omega 3s for Kids
Well supported research suggests that omega 3s can help build cell membranes in the brain, which may help brains develop and benefit cognitive function.* Research also shows that consumption of omega 3 EPA and DHA may support heart health.*
The Benefits of Vitamin D for Kids
Vitamin D plays a key role in the body's ability to absorb calcium and make strong bones.* Without Vitamin D, your body may struggle to absorb the calcium received from your diet.* In addition to strong bones, vitamin D has also been shown to help support the immune system.*
Who Recommends a Multivitamin?
Both Harvard University and The American Medical Association recommend multivitamins for overall wellness, to help strengthen the immune system, and fill nutrition gaps.*
Who Recommends Omega 3s?
The National Institutes of Health recommends omega 3s, as they promote a healthy inflammatory response, support bone health, and aid brain development.* Harvard University suggests they may also help promote heart health.*
Who Recommends Vitamin D?
The National Institutes of Health recommends vitamin D to aid muscle function and support immune function.* Harvard University also recommends vitamin D to promote bone health by aiding calcium absorption.*
Our Core Values: Transparency. Excellence. Transformation.
At SmartyPants, we believe people have a right to know exactly what goes into our products and why. By practicing this transparency we hope to promote excellence in our industry. And in creating an excellent product, we aspire to help change lives, both by simplifying health with our all-in-one gummies, and by giving health to those in need.
We've Made Over 1.5 million Matching Nutrient Grants
For every bottle of SmartyPants you buy, we make a matching nutrient grant to Vitamin Angels, helping mothers and children around the world gain access to lifesaving and life changing vitamins and minerals.
So far, we have made over 1.5 million matching nutrient grants. With your help, we hope to make 10 million grants by 2018!
- *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
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Contains fish oil (from anchovy and sardine) sustainable essential omega 3 oils are derived from these sources. Do not consume if you have a known fish allergy.
Take only as directed. Do not exceed recommended dosage. If you have a medical condition, are on medication, or are pregnant or nursing, please consult a physician before using. Store in cool, dry area out of reach of children. Natural colors will darken over time, this does not affect the potency of the product. Do not use if safety seal is broken.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Organic Cane Sugar, Organic Tapioca Syrup, Gelatin, Pectin, Citric Acid, Natural Flavors Including Banana and other Fruit Flavors, Colors from Natural Sources (Black Carrot Juice Concentrate, Annatto and Turmeric).
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts about our SmartyPants Kids Complete gummies. I looked into the product that you have mentioned and want you to know that we feel it is a very different supplement than what we offer. SmartyPants offers a premium, easy to take gummy - that combines a full multi-vitamin with eco-friendly omega 3 fish oil (offering an optimal balance between omega 3 DHA and EPA) + full doses of vitamins D3 and B12. Unless we are mistaken, the supplement that you have referred to does not offer omega 3's, nor does it include the bio-available forms of nutrients like methylcobalamin as B12, and it is not in a gummy format. There are many other differences including nutrient amounts and sources - but essentially, they are not very comparable.
It's true, we use only the highest quality ingredients and have no artificial colors, flavors, high fructose corn syrup, or preservatives. We are 100% GMO free and use as many organic ingredients as possible. SmartyPants is made in California and every batch is 3rd Party lab tested for purity and efficacy. The sugar found on the exterior of this formula is an organic cane sugar. We use a little over 1 gram per gummy to help with the taste of the fish oil. Believe it or not, that is 80% less sugar (per serving) than a glass of unsweetened apple juice. We know that many people look to limit their sugar intake, so we also offer an alternative gummy formula: our Kids Complete with Fiber gummies, which offer the same combination of a full multi-vitamin + omega 3 fish oil + vitamins B12 + D3, but also includes a dose of soluble fiber in the form of chicory root. This fiber formula does not have the organic cane sugar dusting on the outside and is instead sweetened with lohan fruit. If you would like to write to us at email@example.com, and include your mailing address, we would love to send a sample for you to try.
Regarding our serving size of 4 gummies per day, when you consider all that we have packed into each gummy, the serving size begins to make sense. Omega 3 fish oil alone is a large molecule that requires a lot of space (if you have ever taken a stand alone fish oil pill, you will know that they can be quite large). Combining the omega 3's with all the other nutrients required 4 gummies. Our hope is that we are offering ease and simplicity (never mind cost savings) by combining all these important nutrients into one serving- rather than having to purchase (and consume) 4-5 separate bottles.
We look forward to hearing from you again if you would like samples of our Kids Complete with Fiber formula and are here to answer any additional questions you may have. We'd love to have you give us another try.
With Very Best Regards,
SmartyPants Customer Service
calories 35
total carbs: 7g
sugar: 5g vit A: 1107iu/44%
vit C: 40mg/100%
Vit D: 400iu/100%
Vit E: 20iu/200%
thiamin .05mg/7%
vitamin b-6 1.3mg/190%
folic acid: 267mcg/134%
Vitamin B-12: 67mcg 2333%
iodine: 100mcg/143%
zinc: 4.3mg 54%
fish oil 303mcg
EPA 66mg
DHA 24mg
Total Omega-3 113mg
choline 11.7mg
inositol 20mcg
ingredients: organic cane sugar, tapioca syrup, gelatin, pectin, citric acid, natural flavors
We noticed his lack of focus even before pulling him from public school. He's "all boy" with plenty of energy and at times has an issue with impulse control. However, he is not hyperactive, aggressive and doesn't fit many of the other symptoms of ADHA. He has since then been diagnosed with a "processing delay" and nothing else.
We have always been conscious of his diet, limiting sweets, pop & HFCS, which is pretty tough in processed foods. At first, we tried a regular multi-vit. No change in a years time. Then, we saw the "Focus Formula" vitamins and tried those for three months, with little change. After reading some of the reviews, we decided to try "Smarty Pants."
He's been taking them for nearly four months and the change is profound. When even a 9 (nearly 10) y/o says "I can feel the difference when I miss taking them in the morning, Mawmaw" Then CLEARLY they work!! He is more focused with his school work. He is much less improperly impulsive, but retains his active personality. I will buy them two months ahead to be sure we don't run out.
Keep in mind, everyone's body chemistry is different, what works for one may not work for another. BUT, that being said, I would absolutely recommend you try these. We have been home schooling for two years Feb. 2015 and he IS caught up with his peers.Read more ›
Thank you for your review! I'm sorry you were not satisfied with the dosage of the gummies! Our goal was to create an All-in-One gummy that would not only provide a full multivitamin + Vitamin D + Fish Oil, but have you and your kids asking to take their vitamins. As an all-in-one we are 3 separate servings hence the high number of gummies. The real trick is the Fish Oil. DHA/EPA is a large molecule and needs room! We wanted to provide an excellent source not just a trace so we could put it on our label. Its why if you took a Vitamin D, a multi and Fish Oil separately you would likely be taking more than 6 a day (if you were taking them at the same nutrient levels). You are also saving money! To get all those things would cost buying each one separately (usually around 10 dollars each for the Multi and D and 20 dollars for Fish Oil. If you decide you would like to continue with SmartyPants, please email me and I will give you a discount code to use on your next purchase!
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My kids love them and I'm glad that they are an all-in-one vitamin (even omega-3). They are pretty pricey.Published 2 hours ago by sharnett
My son loves it! He thinks it's candy. I order it every month. It helps him to fill in the gaps for the things he's not eating. Read morePublished 9 hours ago by Gracey
my kids love them! I have been looking for a vitamin they both would enjoy and this one was it. I am not thrilled that it is a gummy with sugar coating it, but according to the... Read morePublished 23 hours ago by Alayne
I bought these not realizing that my child needed to take 4 of these per day! With the amount of sugar and other crap in these I would never buy them again. Read morePublished 1 day ago by Joe Slezak
These are awesome. My 3 yr old thinks they're some type of candy treat. As soon as I say "come take your vitamins" he jets into the kitchen.Published 1 day ago by Bridgid-Ryan Fayson Milenkovski
I've tried many different children's vitamins to find one with good ingredients that my children like to eat. The SmartyPants are their favorite and they ask for them everyday. Read morePublished 1 day ago by Rockway Rachael
Easy way to get kids to take their vitamins and it isn't full of junk additives.Published 2 days ago by pandabear


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The relation between the near–field and far–field properties of plasmonic nanostructures that exhibit Fano resonances is investigated in detail. We show that specific features visible in the asymmetric lineshape far–field response of such structures originate from particular polarization distributions in their near–field. In particular we extract the central frequency and width of plasmonic Fano resonances and show that they cannot be directly found from far–field spectra. We also address the effect of the modes coupling onto the frequency, width, asymmetry and modulation depth of the Fano resonance. The methodology described in this article should be useful to analyze and design a broad variety of Fano plasmonic systems with tailored near–field and far–field spectral properties.
1. Introduction
In 1977, Ugo Fano recounted the circumstances which prompted him to develop an original formalism to describe asymmetric spectral lineshapes: "Late in 1960, R.L. Platzman called to my attention a strikingly asymmetric line profile in an unpublished spectrum of energy transfers in electron collisions by Lassettre and coworkers. This spectrum appeared analogous to those I had interpreted in 1935. My reply to Platzman provided the opportunity for a modernized formulation of the analytical treatment" [1]. This seminal work, published in 1961 [2], has generated a very strong interest, first in the atomic and molecular spectroscopy scientific communities, where asymmetric spectral lines can be observed in experiments where the discrete excited state of an atom or molecule interacts with a continuum.
More recently, advances in nanofabrication techniques have given rise to a new family of structures where Fano resonances can be observed experimentally at optical frequencies. These structures rely on plasmonic materials and we refer the reader to Refs. [3, 4] which provide detailed reviews of the current state–of–the–art. This new family of Fano resonant structures can provide new insights into the mechanisms leading to asymmetric lineshapes. Indeed, the "atoms" constituting such structures have typical extensions in the tens of nanometers. Therefore, it is possible to associate with each Fano resonance a specific near–field distribution and a polarization distribution in these "atoms" [5–12].
In this paper, we specifically investigate the link between the near–field distribution and the spectral response of a plasmonic system exhibiting Fano resonances. In particular, we show that specific features visible in the far–field response of the structure originate from specific field and polarization distributions in the near–field.
2. Results and discussion
Fano resonances are built from the interference between a continuum of radiative waves and a non–radiative (i.e. dark) mode that are spectrally and spatially overlapping [3]. The radiative waves can for example be constructed from a radiative (bright) mode of a first plasmonic nanostructure, whose reflectance exhibits the following symmetric lorentzian lineshape as a function of the frequency ω:Eq. (1) in Ref. [13]). However, for convenience we discuss from now on the central frequency and width of the resonance in eV. The first nanostructure supporting the lorentzian resonance must then be placed in close interaction with a second one supporting the dark mode. Alternatively, a single nanosystem can also produce a Fano resonance, provided that it supports two modes that can hybridize into a bright and a dark mode [3, 6, 14, 15]. The interference of these bright and dark modes leads to a Fano–like asymmetric resonance whose lineshape is given by [13]: 2], and b the modulation damping parameter appearing with intrinsic losses. Note that Eq. (2) is a generalization of the original Fano formula for systems with losses, such as plasmonic materials [13]. For the particular case q = 0, the lineshape of Eq. (2) becomes the one of an antiresonance centered around ωa with minimum value b and width Wa. As the absolute value of the asymmetry parameter q increases, the lineshape of Eq. (2) becomes comparable to a lorentzian profile (q = ±∞). Equation (2) with constant parameters is valid in a small frequency interval around the frequency of a single resonant dark mode, and assumes that the dark mode's spectral width is smaller than the bright mode's spectral width [13]. The reflectance of the entire system is given by the product of the symmetric reflectance spectrum of the bright mode Rb [Eq. (1)] modulated by σ [Eq. (2)]: Eq. (3). If two dark modes interact with the same continuum but their respective asymmetric lineshapes do not spectrally overlap, Eq. (3) becomes the product of the background resonance Rb with two independant lineshapes σ and σ′. For the case of two bright modes, where one does not interact with the dark mode, the additional bright mode alters the total reflectance R. The approach shown here is therefore valid only for a single bright and a single dark mode that are spectrally and spatially overlapping, and requires a preliminary insight into the eigenmode spectrum of the structure, as shown in Figure 2 of Ref. [13].
Fig. 2
We now discuss how the near–field interactions within different plasmonic nanostructures building the Fano system relate to the far–field response given by Eq. (3). To this end, we consider the reflectance of a dolmen–type plasmonic nanostructure consisting of three metallic beams arranged as shown in Fig. 1(a) [16, 17]. The two parallel beams support a quadrupolar dark mode, while the third perpendicular beam supports a dipolar bright mode. The bright mode has a large spectral width due to radiative damping, and can be therefore considered as a continuum of radiative waves. The interference between the two modes leads to a Fano–type resonance. At frequency ωs, the bright mode of the single beam is resonantly excited. The dark mode is perturbed by the coupling to the bright mode and resonates at a frequency ωa slightly detuned from its original resonance frequency, and the width of this resonance is determined by both the modes coupling and intrinsic losses [13]. The movie in Fig. 1 shows the evolution of the system as a function of the illumination energy. The dolmens are arranged in vacuum in a two–dimensional array with period 500 nm. The material is chosen to satisfy a Drude model with plasma frequency ωp = 1.37 × 1016 s−1 and damping γ = 1.23 × 1014 s−1, which corresponds to the dielectric permittivity of gold. The black dashed line in Fig. 1(b) shows the reflectance spectrum of the array under normal illumination, calculated using the surface integral method [18, 19]. This spectrum is then fitted with Eq. (3), where the constrain a < 1 is imposed in order to fulfill energy conservation. The fit parameters are a = 1.00, ωs = 1.29 eV, Ws = 0.12 eV, ωa = 1.08 eV, Wa = 0.03 eV, q = −0.96, b = 0.34, and the corresponding curve is drawn as a solid red line in Fig. 1(b). In Fig. 2(a), the same geometry and illumination conditions are considered, but for a single dolmen instead of an array. Due to retardation effect, the quadrupolar mode can be excited from the far–field at grazing incidence [17], and by reciprocity cannot be considered as completely dark. In the geometry of Fig. 1 and Fig. 2(b), positioning the structures in a subwavelength array suppresses radiation at a non normal angle and ensures that the quadrupolar mode is a true dark mode. As a result, the fit of Fig. 2(a) (with parameters a = 2.63, ωs = 1.33 eV, Ws = 0.10 eV, ωa = 0.98 eV, Wa = 0.05 eV, q = −1.83, b = 1.80) is not as satisfying as the fit of Fig. 2(b) (with parameters a = 1.00, ωs = 1.29 eV, Ws = 0.03 eV, ωa = 1.00 eV, Wa = 0.03 eV, q = −3.88, b = 3.75) or the fit of Fig. 1(b). In a periodic array, near–field interactions between nearest neighbors have to be taken into account, as will be seen later.
Fig. 1
For calculating the spectrum in Fig. 1(c), the electric field is sampled at each frequency on a 5 nm homogeneous grid of points at 1 nm from the nanostructures surface. The surface integral method used in this work calculates the field semi–analytically at positions arbitrarily close to surfaces and therefore does not suffer from numerical inaccuracies [19–21]. The maximal value of the electric intensity for each frequency is reported in Fig. 1(c). The maximal near–field enhancement is found at 1.08 eV, which corresponds exactly to the resonance frequency ωa found from the fit in Fig. 1(b). The points of maximal near-field enhancement are located at (x,z) = (±80,0)nm, i.e. at the two top interior corners of the beam pair [Fig. 1(d)]. Figures 1(d) to (f), which show the normalized intensity enhancement and the corresponding polarization charges through the structure, indicate that the quadrupolar mode of the double beam structure is resonantly excited at ωa. The second peak in Fig. 1(c) corresponds to the excitation of the bright mode. The maximum intensity enhancement is found at 1.29 eV, which also corresponds exactly to its resonance frequency ωs found from the fit in Fig. 1(b). The maximum intensity enhancement observed at ωa is about 2.3 times the maximum intensity enhancement observed for the excitation of the bright mode at ωs. This significant near–field enhancement originates from the fact that the dark mode does not suffer from radiative losses and is therefore able to store a larger amount of electromagnetic energy than the bright mode. Figure 1(e) also shows that the phase of the instantaneous electric field switches by π around ωa. Two pathways have to be considered in the excitation from the far–field: the direct excitation of the bright mode and the excitation of the dark mode through its coupling to the bright mode. These two pathways interfere to produce the asymmetric lineshape observed in Fig. 1(b) around ωa (Eq. (22) of [13]). Its degree of asymmetry is described by the q parameter, while the modulation damping by intrinsic losses is described by the b parameter. The latter prevents the reflectance spectrum to reach zero values and can be understood as the ratio of the energy that is lost in heat to the metallic structure, to the energy that is transferred from the continuum to the dark mode (see Section IV of [13] for a closed form expression of these parameters for the classical model of two coupled oscillators). In the minimum of the resonance spectrum (around 1.1 eV), the Fano interference opens a narrow transparency window for the incoming light. At this frequency, the maximum intensity enhancement is only about 1.9 times the maximum intensity enhancement observed for the excitation of the bright mode at ωs. This shows that locating the central resonance frequency ωa is a critical point for applications such as refractive index sensing or lasing [3, 22, 23].
This interplay between near–field and far–field is also observed in Fig. 3 for a metallic double grating structure. In this nanosystem the hybridization of the plasmon modes of each nanowire leads to the formation of a bonding antisymmetric mode and an antibonding symmetric mode which are respectively non-radiative and radiative [14]. These two modes are supported by the same nanostructure and therefore cannot be assigned to different parts of the nanosystem, as was the case for the dolmen structure in Fig. 1. However, it is still possible to perform the fit to Eq. (3) and extract the background resonance from the bright mode [blue thin solid curve in Fig. 3(a)]. The fit parameters are a = 0.84, ωs = 1.88 eV, Ws = 0.37 eV, ωa = 1.38 eV, Wa = 0.13 eV, q = 0.66, and b = 0.27. The electric field is sampled at each frequency on a 1 nm homogeneous grid of positions at 1 nm from the nanostructures surface. The maximal electric field intensity for each frequency is then reported in Fig. 3(b). The maximal intensity in the spectrum of Fig. 3(b) is fitted with a lorentzian profile similar to Eq. (1). Its central frequency is found at approximately 1.39 eV and has a width of 0.06 eV. These values agree well with the values of ωa and Wa found from the fit of Fig. 3(a). At this frequency, the maximum intensity enhancement is about 16 times the one observed for the excitation of the bright mode at ωs. This lets us conclude that the dark mode is resonantly excited at this frequency. The near-field distribution in Fig. 3(c) also indicates a quadrupolar charges configuration in the structure at ωa. The points of maximal near-field enhancement are located at (x,z) = (±50,14)nm, i.e. at the two bottom corners of the top nanoparticle. Let us emphasize that it is not possible to determine a priori the resonance frequency ωa from a Fano resonance spectrum such as the black dashed curve in Fig. 1(b) or in Fig. 3(a), since its shape is determined by many parameters and ωa does not correspond to a specific point in the spectrum (for instance a local minimum or maximum). However, the fit with Eq. (3) is able to extract ωa easily, without detailed knowledge of the near–field interactions.
Fig. 3
We now turn our attention to the influence of the respective spectral positions of the bright and dark modes. In Fig. 4, the length of the two parallel beams is shortened in order to blue shift the dark mode's resonance to frequencies above ωs. The same procedure as in Fig. 1 is repeated for this structure. The fit parameters are now a = 1.00, ωs = 1.25 eV, Ws = 0.12 eV, ωa = 1.55 eV, Wa = 0.02 eV, q = 1.30, and b = 0.15. The asymmetric resonance appears now on the other shoulder of the bright mode's resonance, compare Fig. 1(b) and Fig. 4(b). The shift in the modes frequency is a function of their spectral detuning. As a result, the resonance frequency of the bright mode red shifts from 1.38 eV to 1.25 eV. Since the asymmetry parameter depends on the frequency difference [13], it reverses its sign from Fig. 1 to Fig. 4, which now makes the resonance appearing as a dip followed by a peak for higher frequencies. The fit with Eq. (3) also enables extracting the resonance frequency ωa in this configuration. The resonance is now at a higher frequency than the dip's frequency, because the asymmetry parameter is positive. The absolute value of q is larger than in the case of Fig. 1, which pushes the resonance frequency towards the second reflectance peak (Fig. 1 in Ref. [2]). The electric field is sampled at each frequency on a 5 nm homogeneous grid at 1 nm from the nanostructures surface. The maximal electric field intensity for each frequency is then reported in Fig. 4(c). The largest field enhancement, corresponding to the resonant excitation of the dark mode, appears at approximately 1.57 eV. The points of maximal near-field enhancement are located at (x,z) = (±161,100)nm, i.e. at the two exterior bottom corners of the beam pair. A phase shift of the dark mode similar to the case of Fig. 1 occurs in a frequency region around ωa [Fig. 4(e)]. The first peak in Fig. 4(c) is attributed to the bright mode's excitation and is centered around 1.25 eV, in agreement with the value ωs = 1.25 eV found from the fit.
Fig. 4
It has been observed [16, 17] and later theoretically demonstrated [13] that the coupling between the bright and dark modes plays an important role for controlling the line shape of Fano–like resonances. This dominant effect of coupling is described by the modulation damping parameter b giving the ratio between the power lost in the metallic structure and the power transferred from the bright mode to the dark mode. The near–field intensity enhancement maps in Figs. 1 and 4 indicate that the most efficient way to change the coupling is by tuning the gap size g between the single beam and the pair of parallel beams, Fig. 5. For high coupling, in the spectral minimum in the reflectance response, the Fano interference opens a narrow transparency window for the incoming light, whose magnitude depends on the b parameter. As g increases, the coupling between the two modes decreases, the b parameter drastically increases and the resonance modulation depth is reduced. As a result, the reflectance of the system approaches that of the bright mode alone [Fig. 5(a)]. This effect appears only in the presence of intrinsic losses and goes along with a reduction of the absolute value of the asymmetry parameter (from −1.68 for g = 15 nm to −0.21 for g = 50 nm). As the coupling decreases, the resonance becomes more symmetric and its frequency shifts towards the reflectance dip. In addition, the resonance frequency blue shifts, and converges to the non–perturbed resonance frequency of the dark mode [13]. The coupling of the dark mode to the bright mode opens a radiative decay channel for the dark mode, which in turns widens the Fano resonance. Figure 5(b) shows the intensity enhancement in the structure at the resonance frequency ωa extracted from a fit with Eq. (3); this frequency is indicated by a red dot in panel (a). The correlation between near–field and far–field is also verified in this case: as the two modes decouple, the power transfer between the two parallel beams and the third becomes less effective. This results in a decrease of the field intensity in the two parallel beams, leading finally to field enhancement solely at the extremities of the single beam, when both structures are decoupled and the Fano resonance has disappeared, g ≃ 60 nm (Fig. 5). As mentioned previously, the structures are placed in an array to ensure that the quadrupolar mode is a true dark mode. Although its subwavelength character does not produce grating effects, this configuration is accompanied by strong near–field interactions between nearest neighbors. The gap size of g =60 nm in Fig. 5 leading to a complete vanishing of the Fano resonance corresponds to a configuration for which the dipolar beam is placed at the same distance from its two adjacent beam pairs, i.e. to a configuration for which the array has a y = 0 symmetry plane. Moving the dipolar bar from this position induces the symmetry breaking required for the excitation of the dark mode, which explains the high sensitivity of the resonance lineshape to the gap size g.
Fig. 5
3. Conclusion
We have investigated the relation between the near–field and far–field properties of plasmonic nanostructures that exhibit Fano resonances. By fitting reflectance spectra for different geometries with a general equation derived in Ref. [13] we have been able to determine the central frequency, width and modulation of the Fano resonance, and to further retrieve the shape of the bright mode in these systems. We have shown that the central frequency of the asymmetric modulation corresponds to the maximum near–field intensity enhancement in the structure, but does not correspond to a specific point of the reflectance spectrum (for instance a local minimum or maximum). We have also related the far–field spectrum to the near–field configuration of the bright and dark modes, and addressed the effect of their coupling to the frequency, width, asymmetry and modulation depth of the Fano resonance. The methodology described in this article should by useful to analyze and design a broad variety of Fano plasmonic systems with tailored near–field and far–field spectral properties.
Funding from the CSEM and the CCMX–Fanosense project as well as stimulating discussions with M. Schnieper and A. Stuck are gratefully acknowledged.
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South Sea Horizons
The team of South Sea Horizons gave me a rewarding and a memorable experience as we walked the Kokoda trek. I would like to give my appreciation to Alan Manning and to all porters for taking care of us, guiding as we waled through to Kokoda trek. I can never forget the experienced that I had the tour , the people and the simplicity of their...more
Airways Hotel
4 star: swimming pool and restaurant with great view over airport and surrounding hills. Lively bar...more
Adventure of a Lifetime at Kokoda trek
The team of South Sea Horizons gave me a rewarding and a memorable experience as we walked the Kokoda trek.I would like to give my appreciation to Alan Manning and to all porters for taking care of us, guiding as we waled through to Kokoda trek. I can never forget the experienced that I had the tour , the people and the simplicity of their...more
Be careful!
There are robberies in Port Moresby and Lae. Rabaul is not so dangerous city but you feel that it might be. In the supermarkets, to collect the money, guardians armed are everywhere. I felt danger, so I left tha place immediately.more
The port
Very convenient to move around by the cheaper and as a real traveler. There are weekly boats to Buka island (I missed for 2 days that boat and was forced to fly), and there are also ferrys to the south of New Britain island because there are no raods, you must take the ferry (or fly) to get there.more
In the Balsa Plantation
On my first trip to Rabaul, in April 1980, I was accompanied by my Australian boss and one of the local guys from the Tolai tribe, indigenous to this part of Papua New Guinea. We had to check out how things were going at the new power station in Keravat, so this involved a drive of several miles to the west of Rabaul itself. As it happened, the...more
You can travel on trucks
If you are travelling near Wewak, then the truck is the best way, but if you want to go to Madang, then there is only the sea way. There is a ferry once a week, or you can organize the trip by motorboats, which takes two days to arrive to Madang. I selected this second option and travelled by motorboat, then truck, then again motorboat and finally...more
Inside Wewak Diesel Power Station
Because Wewak, along with Madang, was one of the biggest towns along the north coast of Papua New Guinea, it had one of the larger diesel power stations in the country. As a result, I ended up making about 5 trips here for one reason or another and got to know the Manager of the station, local Thomas Kabo, quite well. He did his best to try to keep...more
More Power Required!
On a much earlier trip, in September 1980, I was in Wewak following problems with the big new No. 4 machine. With it out of action, things were not going well for Elcom in Wewak! As a result, a smaller 540-kw Detroit Diesel machine with a Kato generator was shipped in as quickly as possible.I was part of the small team from Port Moresby who looked...more
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In front of Chemcare and Huon Gulf Pharmacies, from Monday to Saturday, local crafts-people sell their wares. From bilums to baskets and necklaces to carvings there is a wide variety of items to choose from. This is the best place in Lae to buy bilums; local string bags (made using the same ancient method as the Aboriginies make Dili bags),...more
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Second Street, Nadzab Pg, Lae, 411, Papua New Guinea
Satisfaction: Very Good
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Setting up house
Brian Bell is the alpha and the omega of homewares in Lae. This is where you can get the best and the most expensive. If you are going into the field; Brian Bell is a Coleman dealer and you will find a limited selection of camping products. If you are serious about "going bush", do not rely on PNG suppliers for your equipment. Seasoned travellers...more
We found the way
I travelled from Madang to Bongu, but it was a tiny village hard to find. Finally we found it. It was on the right.more
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PNG Tribes
PNG is a very rich country regarding tribes. Here in these pictures there are some of them. PNG tribes.more
Journey by boat from Vanimo to Aitape
It takes about 6 hours, at least, if the waves are OK. We (I was with several passengers) left Vanimo at about 4 PM and arrived late in the night to Aitape. We could find shelter in the Police Station, where we slept until early in the morning, when we caught a bus to Wewak.more
Kaian village
It was a cargocult village with fetishes and many tamtams, or drums, some of them very beautiful. The chief of the village accepted me as guest and was invited to walk around with a guide explaining me the meaning of every drum.more
Downtown Vanimo
Vanimo was only a transit stop for me. Hotles were too expensive, therefore I decided to start my overland journey to Madang that same day. Some people slept on the port in order to avoid the high prices of the hotels.Apart from the religious buildings and the local market, I did not find Vanimlo an interesting place, since I do not practise any...more
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This photo shows my Papuan and Australian travelling companions topside on the Dredge, admiring the valley scenery as the Watut River meanders by. Note the heavy steel cables and reels used for controlling the various booms on the rig. All eight of these gold dredges were assembled from pieces flown in by Junkers G-31 tri-motor airplanes. There...more
Gold Dredge No. 5
This is a back-end view of the No. 5 Dredge, which was completed in 1937 and finally ceased operations in 1965. The large conveyor belt boom sticking out this back end was used to carry the material scooped up at the front end by a series of buckets. On the left side, the cable that is visible running up to one of the upright pillars was used to...more
Outside Upper Baiune Power Station
Oh it was a great job, getting to fly all over this amazing country and meet with both the locals and expatriates who had been here for years. I knew I had it good flying off to the coral atolls, volcanic harbours, rain forests, snow-capped mountains and wide, lazy rivers to deal with whatever the problem was this week! Here, I am just enjoying...more
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...at least since the Australian administration endede in 1975. The rainforest is amazing, teeming with wildlife, birdwatchers delight, and it is a challenge to make it to the top of the mountains! waterfalls and monsoons galore, making it all worth it when you get drenched and cool again. these can be organised through bibiko farm. I was their...more
Seafood / Pubfood
There is an indoor dining room which is quite nice. On Monday night, there was a buffet dinner with an array of foods. The food was good, but somewhat expensive - 10K for a small bowl of ice cream and a banana.I chose to cook for myself most of the time - but then, i was a uni student and on a ashoe string!more
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There is nothing to recommend Popondetta. Even the battlefields have been allowed to disappear. If you are going to Kokoda stay as little time as possible at Popondetta and pray that the Koiari landowners don't close the track demanding compensation and that Air Niugini doesn't dump you off the return aircraft - like they did me.more
Mt Lamington volcano
Walk to the site of the former Government Station at Higaturu which was destroyed in 1951 resulting in the death of over 3000 Papuans and Europeans. A local guide would be needed to make the walk and transport required to reach the start of the treck which is off the Kokoda Road some 20 klm from Popondetta.In 1951 Higaturu situated some 12 klm from...more
Fly High!
Whether I was flying to Popondetta or anywhere else north or east of Port Moresby, you first had to clear the 13,400 ft. (4,070-m) Owen Stanley Mountain range. Luckily, this was no problem for Air Niugini and it's fleet of aircraft. On this trip, we were at 28,000 ft. as we cleared the cloud shrouded mountains, plenty of room to spare!more
the birds
BEWARE of the DoDo Bird. They are not very bright. Infact , they do not know how to land on their feet , so when they attempt their landing they pretty much just plow face first and roll a few feet. Its quite entertaining to watch, but can be dangerous if one is flying at your head.Add to your Trip Planner
Highlands Highway
The main access to this part of the country is via the Highlands Highway, which leaves the coastal city of Lae and winds its way up to Kainantu at 1555-m (5100-ft), then even higher to Mt. Hagen and beyond. The road is sealed as far as Goroka, but then changed to hard-pack from there onward. It was always a pleasant drive travelling though these...more
The Lights are Out!
The electric supply for this whole part of the country was delivered via a 66,000 volt transmission line bringing hydro-power in from a dam located to the east of Goroka (see my 'Kainantu' page for the details). Transformer substations at Goroka, Kundiawa and Mount Hagen 'stepped down' the voltage from 66,000 volts to 11,000 volts so it could be...more
Kundiawa is Located HERE
Kundiawa is located in the central mountain ranges which run the length of New Guinea from east to west. Mt. Wilhelm, the highest in Papua New Guinea at 4509-m (14,800-ft), is located in the Bismarck Range not far to the northeast of the town. These mountain ranges are broken in various places by broad upland valleys and plains, resulting in a...more
Chinese control you in the supermarkets
In order to prevent theft. Sometimes they even search your body.They sit the whole day on high chairs.more
The Post Office
Stamps were original, but to send a postcard to Spain was too expensive. There is no Internet cafe in Lorengau.more
You need to fly to get there
I flew there from Madang. It is the only way, no ferryes.In front of the airport I found the advertisement of the picture.more
Vunapope Mission (Sisters of War)
This is a very historic place (Do you know about Sisters of Wars telemovie?).It is up a hill at the outskirts of Kokopo.I went there to visit its cathedral, which was built in the form of a shell. There are frescoes, totems, and old colonial buildings since the German's times.The complex is huge. There are many sisters living, and a press, school,...more
Clean and cheap place
It was in the main road, and with good prices. The woman in charge was very nice. Kaikai means food, to eat. I ordered chicken and some vegetables plus a local coca cola, There is no menu.more
Kokopo Museum
It is located close to the beach and is devoted to WWII. I did not go inside, I hate wars. I just saw the weapons across the fences, for free.more
South Sea Horizons
Choosing South Sea Horizons is a no brainer, Alan Manning and the porters provided an utmost care, preparation and assistance during the trek. From the airport and after the trek. Even once the tour was over, we were still getting assisted….. attending the Dawn service was such a memorable trip.. An adventure and part of Australian history that...more
Kokoda Trek with South Sea Horizons
Choosing South Sea Horizons is a no brainer, Alan Manning and the porters provided an utmost care, preparation and assistance during the trek. From the airport and after the trek. Even once the tour was over, we were still getting assisted….. attending the Dawn service was such a memorable trip.. An adventure and part of Australian history that...more
Bring your money
All along the track villagers have set up stalls where they offer local fruits, mainly bananas, mandarins or passionfruit (perhaps others in season) and soft drinks. Cans of drinks go for around 5 to 7 kina. Take plenty of small change, usually the villagers don't have any which means the price is rounded off above.more
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We have been on PNG for 11 years and have finally decided to call it quits. We have lived in a number of towns but in Moresby for the past 4 years and what has happened in the past 2 weeks has made my wife be physically sick, quite distraught and very scared. Two weeks ago 5 police entered a secure new,modern compound in the middle of the day; the "security guards" at the gate did nothing to stop or question their entry; the police knocked on the door and when the husband answered, he was set upon, beaten, tied up and masking tape put across his mouth; the thugs then attempted to bust into the locked bedroom where our friend was (and we are talking about expats here) - she was petrified and lept from the balcony trying to escape - unfortunately she has fractured her pelvis and broken an ankle, and is still in the run-down filthy port moresby hospital. Sadly, these types of instances are becoming more and more common, but largely unreported - the country is in a state of deterioration; services are poor; electricity power cuts and water shortages nearly every day now, roads very unsafe with gangs driving round looking for 'easy targets'; corruption is rife and this has filtered right down to the average person in an office now. Education is spiralling downwards; the so-called 'International Schools" (IEA) are grossly over-priced and their standards are now way below Australia. Drugs in these schools are becoming common place.
If you are coming to work in PNG, only consider a fly in fly out roll; do NOT bring your non-working partner or kids; do not accept a contact in KINA with an end of contract 'bonus' - the kina is on a slide, trying to be propped up bythe Government, and any bonus will be nearly worthless in 2-3 years.
It is rather sad to have devoted 11 years of my life to my work here and now be in the position where i cannot really see change for the better, and my wife and kids are leaving with very bitter memories.
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"Our trip to Vienna was greatly enhanced by our stay at Hotel Speiss, The spacious and well-appointed rooms, sumptious breakfast, and terrific hotel management made it a pleasure…"Jul 24, 2016
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For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
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Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
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when are we open?
Thursday 1pm - 9pm
Friday 11am - 7pm
Saturday 11am - 7pm
Sunday 2pm - 7pm
Last call is 1 hour before we close
Where Are We?
28 Whitmore Rd London, N1 5QA