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A new type of waveguide structures with photonic band structures

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In this paper, two-dimensional photonic crystals sandwiched between two metal conductors are used to control both the electromagnetic propagation and the radiation spectra in a waveguide, which can be completely suppressed in band gaps and enormously enhanced at specific pass bands frequencies.
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We study a new type of waveguide structures-two-dimensional photonic crystals sandwiched between two metal conductors. In the structures, not only the electromagnetic propagation, but also the radiation spectra can be controlled. Radiation from microwave dipole antennas can be completely suppressed in band gaps and enormously enhanced at specific pass bands frequencies.

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Emission power of an electric dipole in the photonic band structure of the fcc lattice

TL;DR: In this article, the authors developed a classical theory for the calculation of the emission power from the electric dipole located in three-dimensional photonic crystals by incorporating the plane-wave method, dyadic Green's function, Poynting theorem, and tetrahedron k-space integration.
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