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A redshifted photonic bandgap and wide-angle polarization selection in an all-hyperbolic-metamaterial one-dimensional photonic crystal

Wu et al., 2023

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Wu F
Liu D
Li H
Feng M
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Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

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According to the Bragg scattering theory, photonic bandgaps (PBGs) in all-dielectric one- dimensional (1-D) photonic crystals (PhCs) are polarization-insensitive. This polarization- insensitive property of PBGs poses a challenge in wide-angle high-performance polarization …
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