Reconfigurable Terahertz Metamaterials Based on the Refractive Index Change of Epitaxial Vanadium Dioxide Films Across the Metal-Insulator Transition. [PDF]
Lu C, Liang W.
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Pairs of metallic crosses as a left-handed metamaterial with improved polarization properties
Christian Imhof, Remigius Zengerle
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Numerical Simulations of Single-Step Holographic Interferometry for Split-Ring Metamaterial Fabrication. [PDF]
Qi Z, Liang W.
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Dual band polarization insensitive metamaterial absorber for EMI shielding from GSM and 5G communication systems. [PDF]
Moniruzzaman M+7 more
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A conformal transmissive metasurface with the multi‐function is introduces, which could transform y‐polarized waves into right‐handed circularly polarized waves in 6.8–10.3 GHz and to left‐handed circularly polarized waves in 18.77–21.15 GHz, while vice versa for x‐polarized waves.
Zhihao Li+7 more
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Regulating ability of defects on the negative refraction of left-handed metamaterials
Zheng Qing+3 more
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Design and validation of ultra-compact metamaterial-based biosensor for non-invasive cervical cancer diagnosis in terahertz regime. [PDF]
Hamza MN+6 more
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Recent Advances in Dielectric Chiral Metasurfaces
This review article mainly focuses on the recent advances in dielectric chiral metasurfaces, which exhibit remarkable optical chirality. Many new physical conceptions will be introduced during the fast development of the dielectric chiral metasurfaces, such as chiral quasi‐BIC, chiral guided modes, and nonlocal metasurfaces.
Zhipeng Hu+6 more
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Fabrication and modulation of flexible electromagnetic metamaterials. [PDF]
Feng Y, Liang M, Zhao X, You R.
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Mechanical Spin Waves in a Nonlocal Discrete Magnetoelastic Lattice with Negative Group Velocity
A discrete magnetoelastic lattice enables mechanical spin waves. The zigzag‐arranged lattice consists of repulsive magnets. The top and bottom rows of the zigzag lattice show opposite spin directions. These spin waves arise due to the coupling between longitudinal and transverse motions.
Taehwa Lee+4 more
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