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Analysis of Electromagnetic Problems in the Presence of Non-uniform Movements [PDF]
Electromagnetic problems with moving structures are considered. For objects moving at a uniform velocity, the most popular technique used in the literature consists of a change of the reference frame and the utilization of Lorentz transformation of ...
Mohammad Marvasti, Halim Boutayeb
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Lorentz-conformal transformations in the plane
While conformal transformations of the plane preserve Laplace's equation, Lorentz-conformal mappings preserve the wave equation. We discover how simple geometric objects, such as quadrilaterals and pairs of crossing curves, are transformed under nonlinear Lorentz-conformal mappings.
Stephen P. Shipman+2 more
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How to Manufacture Photonic Metamaterials
Metamaterials boast applications such as invisibility and “hyperlenses” with resolution beyond the diffraction limit, but these applications haven’t been exploited in earnest and the market for them hasn’t grown much likely because facile and economical methods for fabricating them without defect has not emerged.
Apurba Paul, Gregory Timp
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Galilean relativity – Explained by means of the triangle solutions
This paper presents a novel approach to understanding relativity through the lens of the triangle solutions. Triangle solutions will serve as a mathematical model for relativity.
Shukri Klinaku
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Carbon‐Coated Moth‐Eye Structure: An Ultrabroadband THz‐DUV Near‐Perfect Absorber
A silicon moth‐eye surface coated with pyrolytic carbon achieves >98% absorption from 1 to 1200 THz by combining gradient‐index matching with PyC's broadband conductivity, forming an ultra‐broadband absorber from THz to deep UV. Experimental results and simulations agreed well.
Yuki Hakamada+18 more
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The nanoparticle‐on‐slit (NPoS) cavity has emerged as a sub‐wavelength platform for efficient coherent frequency conversion between mid‐infrared and visible light, and for nanoscale nonlinear vibrational spectroscopy. This numerical study identifies the NPoS quasi‐normal modes, relates them to known nanogap patterns, and predicts the relative ...
Huatian Hu+3 more
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High‐Chroma, High‐Contrast Tunable Color Coatings Using Sb2S3 in a Metal‐Dielectric Stack
A novel tunable color coating design is presented, using the phase‐change material Sb2S3 in a Fabry–Perot cavity. The resulting coatings yield bright, attractive colors, and display a significant color change when annealed using a hotplate or a laser. This demonstrates that Sb2S3 is a promising candidate for use in tunable color coatings.
Riley Shurvinton+7 more
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Mitigating Losses in Hyperbolic Asymptotic Eigenmodes
Herein, hyperbolic asymptotic eigenmodes, high‐k modes aligned with asymptotic directions in hyperbolic metamaterials, are introduced. By tuning permittivity tensors to balance loss compensation (Re(ε∥)/Re(ε⊥)=Im(ε∥)/Im(ε⊥))$\left(\right. \text{Re} \left(\right. \left(\epsilon\right)_{\parallel} \left.\right) / \text{Re} \left(\right.
Lu Song+5 more
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Sur la deduction axiomatique des formules de transformation de Lorentz [PDF]
Toshizô Matsumoto
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A Trade‐Off between Pulse Energy and Stability in Seeded Free‐Electron Lasers
Seeded free‐electron lasers (FELs) require balancing competing factors for optimal performance. This work analyzes how dispersion strength influences output in high‐gain harmonic generation. Results reveal a trade‐off: maximizing pulse energy often comes at the cost of reduced stability and vice versa.
Li Zeng+4 more
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