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1 September 2009 Negative refraction in split-ring-resonator stack at normal incidence
B. Kanté, R. Ghasemi, A. de Lustrac, J.-M. Lourtioz
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Abstract
Metamaterials building blocks, from microwave to optical range are mainly based on metal-dielectric composite. In almost all structures with true negative index (not coming from losses) two kind of meta-atoms (electric and magnetic) are mixed in order to drive simultaneously the effective permittivity and permeability to negative values and thus to obtain a negative index of refraction. In this paper we show that two coupled structures with localized plasmons modes (e.g. Cut wires or Split-Ring-Resonators) can exhibit negative refractive index by their own, by appropriately controlling the hybridization scheme of the so called plasmons modes. As a result, the metallic filling factor is drastically reduced and low losses especially at optical frequencies may allow realistic applications of metamaterials.
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B. Kanté, R. Ghasemi, A. de Lustrac, and J.-M. Lourtioz "Negative refraction in split-ring-resonator stack at normal incidence", Proc. SPIE 7392, Metamaterials: Fundamentals and Applications II, 73921O (1 September 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.826259
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KEYWORDS
Magnetism

Metamaterials

Plasmons

Negative refraction

Polarization

Microwave radiation

Composites

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