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- 2020Band gap engineering in constant total length nonmagnetized plasma-dielectric multilayerscitations
- 2020Epitaxial Formation of SiC on (100) Diamondcitations
- 2019Transferability in interatomic potentials for carboncitations
- 2018Unphysical nucleation of diamond in the extended cutoff Tersoff potentialcitations
- 2017Double-negative multilayer containing an extrinsic random layer thickness magnetized cold plasma photonic quantum-well defectcitations
- 2016Study of optical reflectance properties in 1D annular photonic crystal containing double negative (DNG) metamaterialscitations
- 2016Near-infrared tunable narrow filter properties in a 1D photonic crystal containing semiconductor metamaterial photonic quantum-well defectcitations
- 2014Effects of loss factors on zero permeability and zero permittivity gaps in 1D photonic crystal containing DNG materialscitations
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Effects of loss factors on zero permeability and zero permittivity gaps in 1D photonic crystal containing DNG materials
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<p>The effects of electric and magnetic loss factors on zero-= and zero-= gaps in a one-dimensional lossy photonic crystal composed of double-negative and double-positive materials are theoretically investigated by employing the characteristic matrix method. This study contradicts the previous reports as it indicates that by applying the inevitable factors of electric and magnetic losses to the double-negative material, the zero-= and zero-= gaps appear simultaneously in the transmission spectrum, being independent of the incidence angle and polarizations. Moreover, the results show that these gaps appear not only for an oblique incidence but also in the case of normal incidence, and their appearance at the normal incidence is directly related to the magnetic and electric loss factors. Besides, the results indicate that as the loss factors and angle of incidence increase, the width of both gaps also increases.</p>