We have determined the scattering parameters of optical structures incorporating both left-handed metamaterials (LHM) and conventional ("right-handed") materials (RHM) for the case when the refractive index at the LHM-RHM interface is graded, for oblique incidence at an arbitrary angle and for arbitrary spectral dispersion. We derived an accurate analytical solution to Helmholtz' equation for the case of the refractive index gradient varying as a hyperbolic tangent where the steepness of the index transition may be arbitrary, even of the order of vacuum wavelength. We determined the expressions for the field intensity along the LHM-RHM structure with refractive index gradient. We show that there is an excellent agreement between our analyti...
The optical transmission properties of a waveguide structure consisting of N identical pairs of left...
The problem of plane electromagnetic harmonic wave diffraction on a graded-refractive-index layer of...
In their most general form, wave–interface problems are inherently angular in nature. For instance, ...
We have determined the scattering parameters of optical structures incorporating both left-handed me...
We have investigated the transmission and reflection properties of structures incorporating left-han...
We have investigated the transmission and reflection properties of structures incorporating left-han...
We investigated propagation of electromagnetic waves through composite structures with negative refr...
We investigated the spectral properties of a new class of nanostructured artificial composite materi...
This thesis determines the response of Left-Handed Media (LHM) to surface effects. A LHM half-space ...
The purpose of this project is to investigate the reflective properties of a left-handed metamateria...
<p>We have discussed the properties and uses of left-handed metamaterials. We have also presented th...
This thesis determines the response of Left-Handed Media (LHM) to surface effects. A LHM half-spac...
In the paper we consider propagation of a monochromatic surface electromagnetic field at the interfa...
The optical transmission properties of a structure consisting of N identical pairs of left- and righ...
We examine multilayer structures as negative refractive index and left-handed materials, and find th...
The optical transmission properties of a waveguide structure consisting of N identical pairs of left...
The problem of plane electromagnetic harmonic wave diffraction on a graded-refractive-index layer of...
In their most general form, wave–interface problems are inherently angular in nature. For instance, ...
We have determined the scattering parameters of optical structures incorporating both left-handed me...
We have investigated the transmission and reflection properties of structures incorporating left-han...
We have investigated the transmission and reflection properties of structures incorporating left-han...
We investigated propagation of electromagnetic waves through composite structures with negative refr...
We investigated the spectral properties of a new class of nanostructured artificial composite materi...
This thesis determines the response of Left-Handed Media (LHM) to surface effects. A LHM half-space ...
The purpose of this project is to investigate the reflective properties of a left-handed metamateria...
<p>We have discussed the properties and uses of left-handed metamaterials. We have also presented th...
This thesis determines the response of Left-Handed Media (LHM) to surface effects. A LHM half-spac...
In the paper we consider propagation of a monochromatic surface electromagnetic field at the interfa...
The optical transmission properties of a structure consisting of N identical pairs of left- and righ...
We examine multilayer structures as negative refractive index and left-handed materials, and find th...
The optical transmission properties of a waveguide structure consisting of N identical pairs of left...
The problem of plane electromagnetic harmonic wave diffraction on a graded-refractive-index layer of...
In their most general form, wave–interface problems are inherently angular in nature. For instance, ...