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  • 2023Modeling the Excitation of Graphene Magneto-plasmons in Periodic Grating of Magnetostatic Biased Graphene Ribbonscitations
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  • 2016ADVANCES IN IMAGING AND ELECTRON PHYSICS ; ADVANCES IN IMAGING AND ELECTRON PHYSICS: Unified Numerical Formalism of Modal Methods in Computational Electromagnetics and the Latest Advances: Applications in Plasmonics9citations
  • 2014Excitonic recombination dynamics in non-polar and semi-polar AlGaN/GaN multiple QWscitations
  • 2012Transport in Metamaterails, Light Localisation and transport in dielectric metamaterailscitations
  • 2012Homogenization of a metallic metamaterial and electrostatic resonances1citations
  • 2011Quantitative interpretation of the excitonic splittings in aluminum nitride11citations
  • 2009Effective properties of membrane photonic crystals4citations
  • 2009All-dielectric rod-type metamaterials at optical frequencies211citations
  • 2008Effective properties of membrane photonic crystals - art. no. 70410Rcitations

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All-dielectric rod-type metamaterials at optical frequencies

  • Centeno, Emmanuel
  • Vynck, Kevin
  • Cabuz, Alexandru, Ioan
  • Felbacq, Didier
  • Guizal, Brahim
  • Cassagne, David
Abstract

Light propagation in all-dielectric rod-type metamaterials is studied theoretically. The electric and magnetic dipole moments of the rods are derived analytically in the long-wavelength limit. The effective permittivity and permeability of a square lattice of rods are calculated by homogenizing the corresponding array of dipoles. The role of dipole resonances in the optical properties of the rod array is interpreted. This structure is found to exhibit a true left-handed behavior, confirming previous experiments [L. Peng et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 98, 157403 (2007)]. A scaling analysis shows that this effect holds at optical frequencies and can be obtained by using rods made, for example, of silicon.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • experiment
  • Silicon
  • permeability
  • metamaterial
  • chemical ionisation