“…In parallel, a MoD basic research project on photonic crystals (electromagnetic bandgap structures) was instigated following the publication by Eli Yablonovich [11]. This work looked at novel additive manufacturing approaches to realizing microwave bandgap structures [12]; revealing research observations like 'where is all the energy going? The energy is remaining in the material for a long timeK', the answers to which became clearer following the published negative refraction experiments [13].…”
Section: Defense Science and Technology Laboratory And Ministry Of De...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This work looked at novel additive manufacturing approaches to realizing microwave bandgap structures [12]; revealing research observations like 'where is all the energy going? The energy is remaining in the material for a long timeK', the answers to which became clearer following the published negative refraction experiments [13].…”
Section: Defense Science and Technology Laboratory And Ministry Of De...mentioning
This article discusses the historical events that occurred in the early years of metamaterials leading to the current development of metamaterials in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Department of Defense, and Ministry of Defence.
“…In parallel, a MoD basic research project on photonic crystals (electromagnetic bandgap structures) was instigated following the publication by Eli Yablonovich [11]. This work looked at novel additive manufacturing approaches to realizing microwave bandgap structures [12]; revealing research observations like 'where is all the energy going? The energy is remaining in the material for a long timeK', the answers to which became clearer following the published negative refraction experiments [13].…”
Section: Defense Science and Technology Laboratory And Ministry Of De...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This work looked at novel additive manufacturing approaches to realizing microwave bandgap structures [12]; revealing research observations like 'where is all the energy going? The energy is remaining in the material for a long timeK', the answers to which became clearer following the published negative refraction experiments [13].…”
Section: Defense Science and Technology Laboratory And Ministry Of De...mentioning
This article discusses the historical events that occurred in the early years of metamaterials leading to the current development of metamaterials in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Department of Defense, and Ministry of Defence.
“…efficient absorbers and electrically small receiving antennas at microwave frequencies. Recently composite materials containing randomly distributed electrically conductive material and non-electrically conductive material have been designed [17]. They are noted to exhibit plasma-like responses at frequencies well below plasma frequencies of the bulk material.…”
A conformal dispersive finite-difference timedomain (FDTD) method is developed for the study of onedimensional (1-D) plasmonic waveguides formed by an array of periodic infinite-long silver cylinders at optical frequencies.The curved surfaces of circular and elliptical inclusions are modelled in orthogonal FDTD grid using effective permittivities (EPs) and the material frequency dispersion is taken into account using an auxiliary differential equation (ADE) method. The proposed FDTD method does not introduce numerical instability but it requires a fourth-order discretisation procedure. To the authors' knowledge, it is the first time that the modelling of curved structures using a conformal scheme is combined with the dispersive FDTD method. The dispersion diagrams obtained using EPs and staircase approximations are compared with those from the frequency domain embedding method. It is shown that the dispersion diagram can be modified by adding additional elements or changing geometry of inclusions. Numerical simulations of plasmonic waveguides formed by seven elements show that row(s) of silver nanoscale cylinders can guide the propagation of light due to the coupling of surface plasmons.
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