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Some considerations on the transmissivity of trirefringent metamaterials

2016

Nonlocal effects in metal–dielectric (MD) periodic nanostructures may typically be observed when the plasmonic particles and gaps are on the scale of a few tens of nanometers, enabling under certain conditions (succinctly for epsilon near zero) a collimated beam to split into three refracted signals. We developed a method for precisely evaluating the categorized transmissivity in an air/trirefringent metamaterial interface, which uses a fast one-dimensional Fourier transform and finite element solvers of Maxwell’s equations. In periodic arrays of MD nanofilms, it is proved a tunable transmissivity switch of the multirefracted beams under varying angle of incidence and wavelength, while keep…

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Novel prospects in hyperbolic metamaterials: Dyakonov-like surface waves

2014

PhysicsSplit-ring resonatorOpticsbusiness.industrySurface waveNonlinear metamaterialsDyakonov surface wavesMetamaterialHyperbolic metamaterialsbusinessTransformation opticsPlasmonic metamaterials2014 16th International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks (ICTON)
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Design of a Planar Sensor Based on Split-Ring Resonators for Non-Invasive Permittivity Measurement

2023

The permittivity of a material is an important parameter to characterize the degree of polarization of a material and identify components and impurities. This paper presents a non-invasive measurement technique to characterize materials in terms of their permittivity based on a modified metamaterial unit-cell sensor. The sensor consists of a complementary split-ring resonator (C-SRR), but its fringe electric field is contained with a conductive shield to intensify the normal component of the electric field. It is shown that by tightly electromagnetically coupling opposite sides of the unit-cell sensor to the input/output microstrip feedlines, two distinct resonant modes are excited. Perturb…

complex permittivity microstrip technology sensor split-ring resonatorSettore ING-INF/01 - Elettronica
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