Zhurnal Radioelektroniki - Journal of Radio Electronics. eISSN 1684-1719. 2022. №8
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.30898/1684-1719.2022.8.6
PLASMON ORIGIN OF STANDING WAVES
INTO NEAR FIELD BEHIND HOLEY METALLIC SLABS
I.A. Karpov
Institute of Solid States Physics of RAS
142432, Russia, Chernogolovka, Academician Ossipyan str. 2
The paper was received June 22, 2022
Abstract. This paper is devote to research of microwave electric field patterns behind multilayer metamaterial fishnet structures and multilayer one-dimensional arrays of apertures into near field, closely to holey surface of specimens. Microwave near field patterns of electric field amplitude showed standing waves pictures by some frequencies closely to holey metallic surfaces. May expect that these standing waves serve as the sequent of interference from different plasmon modes which emerge on holey metallic surfaces of slabs as well as into dielectric gaps between them.
Key words: metamaterial, fishnet structure, holey metallic slabs, apertures, dielectric gap, multilayer structures, microwave electric field pattern, near field, surface plasmons, spoof surface plasmons.
Corresponding author: Karpov Igor' Anatol'evich, karpow@issp.ac.ru
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(In Russian)For citation:
Karpov I.A. Plasmon origin of standing waves into near field behind holey metallic slabs. Zhurnal radioelectroniki [Journal of Radio Electronics] [online]. 2022. №8. https://doi.org/10.30898/1684-1719.2022.8.6 (In Russian)