Physics and applications of negative refractive index materials:
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| adam_text | Contents
1
Introduction
1
1.1 General
historical perspective
.................. 2
1.2
The concept of metamaterials
.................. 8
1.3
Modeling the material response
................. 14
1.3.1
Basic equations
...................... 14
1.3.2
Dispersive model for the dielectric permittivity
.... 18
1.4
Phase velocity and group velocity
................ 22
1.5
Metamaterials and homogenization procedure
......... 24
1.5.1
General concepts
..................... 24
1.5.2
Negative effective medium parameters
......... 25
1.5.2.1
Terminology
.................. 26
2
Metamaterials and homogenization of composites
29
2.1
The homogenization hypothesis
................. 30
2.2
Limitations and consistency conditions
............. 33
2.3
Forward problem
......................... 34
2.3.1
Relation between
R
and
T
and the electromagnetic
fields
............................ 35
2.3.2
Determining the electromagnetic fields
......... 35
2.4
Inverse problems: retrieval and constitutive parameters
.... 42
2.4.1
Standard media
...................... 42
2.4.2
Left-handed media
.................... 45
2.5
Homogenization from averaging the internal fields
....... 49
2.5.1
Maxwell-Garnett effective medium theory
....... 50
2.5.2
Layered media as anisotropic effective media
..... 52
2.5.3
Averaging the internal fields in periodic media
.... 54
2.6
Generalization to anisotropic and bianisotropic media
.... 57
2.6.1
Forward model
...................... 58
2.6.2
Inversion algorithm
.................... 65
3
Designing metamaterials with negative material parameters
77
3.1
Negative dielectric materials
................... 79
3.1.1
Metals and plasmons at optical frequencies
...... 79
3.1.2
Wire mesh structures as low frequency plasmas
.... 83
3.1.2.1
Other photonic metallic wire materials
.... 91
3.2
Metamaterials with negative magnetic permeability
...... 92
3.2.1
Diamagnetism in a stack of metallic cylinders
..... 93
3.2.2
Split-ring resonator media
................ 95
3.2.2.1
Pendry s split rings
............... 98
3.2.3
The Swiss Roll media for radio frequencies
....... 100
3.2.4
Scaling to high frequencies
................ 104
3.2.5
Magnetism from dielectric scatterers
.......... 108
3.2.6
Arrangements of resonant plasmonic particles
..... 112
3.2.7 Isotropie
magnetic metamaterials
............ 116
3.3
Metamaterials with negative refractive index
......... 119
3.3.1
Combining the electric and magnetic atoms
. . . 120
3.3.2
Negative refractive index at optical frequencies
.... 123
3.4
Chiral metamaterials
....................... 131
3.5
Bianisotropic metamaterials
.................. . 134
3.6
Active and
non-
linear metamaterials
.............. 137
3.6.1
Nonlinear split-ring resonators
............. 139
3.6.2
Actively controllable metamaterials
........... 143
Negative refraction and photonic
bandgap
materials
145
4.1
Photonic crystals and
bandgap
materials
............ 146
4.1.1
One-dimensional photonic crystals: transmission lines
approach
......................... 146
4.1.2
Two-dimensional photonic crystals: definitions and
solution
.......................... 148
4.1.2.1
Direct lattice
.................. 149
4.1.2.2
Reciprocal lattice
................ 149
4.1.2.3
Brillouin zone and irreducible Brillouin
zone
....................... 151
4.1.3
Bloch theorem and Bloch modes
. . . . ·........ 152
4.1.4
Electromagnetic waves in periodic media
........ 152
4.2
Band diagrams and iso-frequency contours
........... 156
4.2.1
Free-space and standard photonic crystal
....... 156
4.2.2
Iso-frequency contours
.................. 160
4.3
Negative refraction and flat lenses with photonic crystals
. . . 164
4.3.1
Achieving negative refraction
.............. 164
4.3.2
Image quality and stability
............... 168
4.4
Negative refraction vs. collimation or streaming
........ 171
Media with
ε
< 0
and
μ
< 0:
theory and properties
175
5.1
Origins of negative refraction
.................. 176
5.1.1
Dispersion relation
.................... 177
5.1.2 Anisotropie
media with positive constitutive
parameters
........................ 180
5.1.3
Photonic crystals
..................... 182
5.1.4
Left-handed media
.................... 183
5.1.5
Moving media
....................... 183
5.2
Choice of the wave-vector and its consequences
........ 185
5.2.1
Modified Snell s law of refraction
............ 188
5.2.2
Reversed
Doppler
shift
.................. 190
5.2.3
Reversed
Goos-Hänchen
shift
.............. 192
5.2.4
Reversed
Čerenkov
radiation
.............. 193
5.2.5
Modified
Mie
scattering
................. 198
5.3 Anisotropie
and chiral media
.................. 201
5.3.1
Indefinite media
..................... 202
5.3.2
Amphoteric refraction
.................. 204
5.3.3
Reversal of critical angle and Brewster angle
..... 208
5.3.4
Negative refraction due to bianisotropic effects
.... 210
5.3.5
Flat lenses with anisotropic negative media
...... 213
6
Energy and momentum in negative refractive index
materials
219
6.1
Causality and energy density in frequency dispersive
media
...............................220
6.1.1
Causality in left-handed media
.............220
6.1.2
Causality and phase propagation
............221
6.1.3
Energy in dispersive media
...............227
6.2
Electromagnetic energy in left-handed media
.........230
6.2.1
Erroneous concept of negative energy in lossy
dispersive media
.....................230
6.2.2
Lossy
Lorentz
media
...................231
6.3
Momentum transfer in media with negative material
parameters
............................234
6.4
Limit of plane wave and small losses
..............236
6.4.1
Energy
...........................236
6.4.2
Momentum
........................237
6.5
Traversal of pulses in materials with negative material
parameters
............................ 239
6.5.1
Wigner delay time for pulses in NRM
.........240
6.5.2
Traversal times based on the flow of radiative
energy
...........................245
6.5.2.1
Traversal times through negative refractive
index media
...................246
6.5.2.2
Traversal times for evanescent waves
.....247
7
Plasmonics of media with negative material parameters
253
7.1
Surface electromagnetic modes in negative refractive
materials
..............................255
7.1.1
Surface plasmon modes on a plane interface
......255
7.1.2
Surface plasmon polariton modes of a slab
.......260
7.2
Waveguides made of negative index materials
.........265
7.3
Negative refraction of surface plasmons
.............267
7.4
Plasmonic
properties of structured metallic surfaces
.....273
7.5
Surface waves at the interfaces of nonlinear media
.......276
8
Veselago s lens is a perfect lens
281
8.1
Near-field information and diffraction limit
.......... 283
8.2
Mathematical demonstration of the perfect lens
........ 286
8.2.1
Role of surface plasmons
................. 290
8.2.2
Quasi-static limit and silver lens
............ 292
8.2.3
Near-perfect lens with an asymmetric slab
..... 294
8.3
Limitations due to real materials and imperfect NRMs
.... 297
8.3.1
Analysis of the lens transfer function for mismatched
material parameters
................... 301
8.3.2
Focussing properties of a finite slab of NRM
...... 305
8.4
Issues with numerical simulations and time evolution
..... 311
8.4.1
Temporal evolution of the focus
............. 315
8.5
Negative stream of energy in the perfect lens geometry
.... 316
8.6
Effects of spatial dispersion
................... 319
9
Designing super-lenses
323
9.1
Overcoming the limitations of real materials
..........324
9.1.1
Layering the lens
.....................325
9.1.2
A layered stack to direct radiation
...........327
9.1.3
Use of amplifying media to reduce dissipation
.....331
9.2
Generalized perfect lens theorem
................333
9.2.1
Proof based on the symmetries of the Maxwell
equations
.........................338
9.2.2
Contradictions between the ray picture and the full
wave solutions
.......................339
9.3
The perfect lens in other geometries
..............341
9.3.1
A transformation technique
...............343
9.3.2
Perfect lenses in curved geometries: cylindrical and
spherical lenses
......................344
9.3.3
Hyperlens: a layered curved lens
............352
9.3.4
Perfect two-dimensional corner lens
...........354
9.3.5
Checkerboards and a three-dimensional corner lens
. . 356
10
Brief report on electromagnetic invisibility
361
10.1
Concept of electromagnetic invisibility
.............361
10.2
Excluding electromagnetic fields
.................364
10.2.1
Principle
..........................364
10.2.2
Design procedure
.....................367
10.3
Cloaking with localized resonances
...............368
A The Fresnel coefficients for reflection and refraction
373
В
The dispersion and Fresnel coefficients for a bianisotropic
medium
375
С
The reflection and refraction of light across a material slab
379
References
381
Index
403
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