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Bloch impedance in negative index photonic crystals

Croënne et al., 2008

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18063532042464622225
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Croënne C
Fabre N
Gaillot D
Vanbésien O
Lippens D
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Physical Review B—Condensed Matter and Materials Physics

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The condition of both relative permittivity and permeability equal to− 1 in negative index photonic crystals was addressed by the retrieval of the so-called Bloch impedance. The dispersion characteristics of a photonic crystal made of an array of air holes in an InGaAsP …
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