Curved trajectories on transformed metal surfaces: Luneburg lens, beam-splitter, invisibility carpet and black hole for surface plasmon polaritons

Dupont Guillaume; Kadic Muamer; Sebastien Guenneau; Stefan Enoch; Tieh-Ming Chang

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Curved trajectories on transformed metal surfaces: Luneburg lens, beam-splitter, invisibility carpet and black hole for surface plasmon polaritons

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arxiv 1102.0900 v1 pith:GGNXHUFI submitted 2011-02-04 physics.optics physics.soc-ph

Kadic Muamer , Dupont Guillaume , Tieh-Ming Chang , Sebastien Guenneau , Stefan Enoch This is my paper · ORCID

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Transformational optics are shown to markedly enhance the control of the electromagnetic wave trajectories within metamaterials with unconventional functionalities such as a beam splitter, a toroidal carpet, a Luneburg lens and a black hole, all of which are specially designed for surface plasmon polaritons propagating on a metal plate

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