A positive future for double-negative metamaterials

By Nader Engheta, Richard W. Ziolkowski. IEEE transactions on microwave theory and techniques, 2005

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials

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Metamaterial-Inspired Efficient Electrically Small Antennas (2008, background): “…(MTMs), artificial materials which have engineered electromagnetic responses that are not readily available in nature, and their exotic properties have provided an alternate design approach that has led to improved performance characteristics of several radiating and scattering systems [11]–[13].”
Reduction of the Peak SAR in the Human Head With Metamaterials (2006, methodology): “This method is a useful approach to study the wave propagation characteristics of metamaterials [14] and has been further developed with the perfectly matched layer and extended to three-dimension problem [15].”
Metamaterial-based efficient electrically small antennas (2006, background): “This demonstrates as discussed in [29]–[34] that the infinitesimal electric dipole-ENG shell system has a natural resonance even though it is electrically small, i.e., .”
RF energy harvesting systems: An overview and design issues (2018, background): “Metamaterials are artificial materials that can have negative permittivity and/or negative permeability at the microwave frequency range.(25) This is achieved by using elements whose size and spacing are small compared with the wavelength of operation.”
Antenna Miniaturization Techniques: A Review of Topology- and Material-Based Methods (2018, background): “Such materials are artificially realized using arrays of metallic inclusions in dielectric or magnetic substrates [38], [39].”
A Metasurfaces Review: Definitions and Applications (2019, background): “The dispersion relation for such waveguides is also related to the thicknesses ratio and is independent of the total thickness [10,11].”