Novel electrically resonant terahertz metamaterials
Willie J. Padilla,M. T. Aronsson,Clark Highstrete,Mark Lee,Antoinette J. Taylor,Richard D. Averitt +5 more
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In this paper, the authors present new designs for metamaterials that exhibit a tailored resonant electrical response, investigated with THz time domain spectroscopy, which will significantly ease the burden of construction for future negative index metammaterial devices.Abstract:
We present new designs for metamaterials that exhibit a tailored resonant electrical response, investigated with THz time domain spectroscopy. These electric metamaterials will significantly ease the burden of construction for future negative index metamaterial devices.read more
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