Full-wave verification of the fundamental properties of left-handed materials in waveguide configurations

By Christophe Caloz, C. Chang, Tatsuo Itoh. 2001

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials

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Transmission line approach of left-handed (LH) materials and microstrip implementation of an artificial LH transmission line (2004, background): “The unique properties of LH metamaterials, verified by full-wave analysis in [14]–[16], are promising for a diversity of optical/microwave applications, such as new types of beam steerers, modulators, band-pass filters, superlenses [17], microwave components [13], [18]–[21] and antennas [22], [23].”
A novel composite right-/left-handed coupled-line directional coupler with arbitrary coupling level and broad bandwidth (2004, background): “INTRODUCTION OVER THE last years, metamaterials and, in particular, left-handed (LH) materials, which are artificial materials characterized by antiparallel phase and group velocities, have received considerable attention both in the physics [1]–[7] and engineering communities [8]–[14].”
Waveguide miniaturization using uniaxial negative permeability metamaterial (2005, background): “The backward-wave materials are accompanied with several new physical counterintuitive phenomena [6]–[8], [10], [14], [17], [21], [22], as it was predicted in a pioneering study [5], long time ago.”
Guided modes in a waveguide filled with a pair of single-negative (SNG), double-negative (DNG), and/or double-positive (DPS) layers (2004, background): “Among those, one may mention the work reported in [47]–[51].”
A positive future for double-negative metamaterials (2005, background): “NEGATIVE REFRACTION AND CAUSALITY IN DNG MEDIA The index of refraction of a DNG MTM has been shown to be negative (e.g., [6], [12], and [39]), and there have now been several theoretical and experimental studies that have been reported confirming this negative index of refraction (NIR) property and…”
A Study of Using Metamaterials as Antenna Substrate to Enhance Gain (2005, background): “waves propagation [12], waveguides [13, 14], Cerenkov radiation [15], resonators [16], etc.”