2013
DOI: 10.1080/09205071.2013.851012
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Connections between the dissipated energy of right-handed and left-handed systems: electric and magnetic origin

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“…Consequently, their complete hybridization structure has not been fully appreciated. Larger and more extended systems exhibit even richer magnetic properties that could be useful in the development of magneto-inductive wave guides , and metamaterials. The keV electrons generated within the STEM possess a high degree of spatial localization due to their sub-angstrom de Broglie wavelength, allowing one to specifically control the spatial location where energy is deposited into the system. This provides a mechanism for the systematic excitation of the entire plasmon eigenspectrum, which cannot be achieved with plane-wave excitation.…”
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“…Consequently, their complete hybridization structure has not been fully appreciated. Larger and more extended systems exhibit even richer magnetic properties that could be useful in the development of magneto-inductive wave guides , and metamaterials. The keV electrons generated within the STEM possess a high degree of spatial localization due to their sub-angstrom de Broglie wavelength, allowing one to specifically control the spatial location where energy is deposited into the system. This provides a mechanism for the systematic excitation of the entire plasmon eigenspectrum, which cannot be achieved with plane-wave excitation.…”
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confidence: 99%