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Non-left-handed transmission and bianisotropic effect in a [pi]-shaped metallic metamaterials

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arxiv cond-mat/0702547 v2 pith:6ZDUY6J3 submitted 2007-02-23 cond-mat.mes-hall cond-mat.other

Non-left-handed transmission and bianisotropic effect in a [pi]-shaped metallic metamaterials

Z. G. Dong , S. Y. Lei , Q. Li , M. X. Xu , H. Liu , T. Li , F. M. Wang , S. N. Zhu This is my paper
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A [pi]-shaped metallic metamaterial (geometrically, a combination medium of C-shaped resonators and continuous wires) is proposed to numerically investigate its transmission band near the resonant frequency, where otherwise it should be a negative-permeability (or negative-permittivity) stop band if either the C-shaped or continuous-wire constituent is separately considered. However, in contrast to the left-handed materials (LHMs)composed of split-ring resonators and wires as well as other metallic LHMs, this resonant transmission is a non-left-handed one as a result of the intrinsic bianisotropic effect attributed to the electrically asymmetric configuration of this [pi]-shaped metamaterial.

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