Abstract:Surface electromagnetic waves (SEWs) represent an electromagnetic field that is localized near the interface between two linear media and propagates along this boundary [1]. As is well known, s polarized SEWs (or E waves, in which the electric vector E is perpendicular to the plane of propagation [1]) cannot exist because boundary conditions are not satisfied. The existence of p polarized waves (i.e., those with the E vector lying in the plane of wave propagation) is allowed, provided that the dielectric permi… Show more
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