Cut-wire-pair structures as two-dimensional magnetic metamaterials
Authors:
- David A. PowellDPDavid A. Powell
- Ilya V. ShadrivovISIlya V. Shadrivov
- Yuri S. KivsharYKYuri S. Kivshar
- 11 September 2008
- journal article
- Published by Optica Publishing Group in Optics Express
- Vol. 16 (19) , 15185-15190
Abstract
We study numerically and experimentally magnetic metamaterials based on cut-wire pairs instead of split-ring resonators. The cut-wire pair planar structure is extended in order to create a truly two-dimensional metamaterial suitable for scaling to optical frequencies. We fabricate the cut-wire metamaterial operating at microwave frequencies with lattice spacing around 10% of the free-space wavelength, and find good agreement with direct numerical simulations. Unlike the structures based on split-ring resonators, the nearest-neighbor coupling in cut-wire pairs can result in a magnetic stop-band with propagation in the transverse directionKeywords
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