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Analytical single-mode model for subwavelength metallic Bragg waveguides

We develop a theoretical formalism that incorporates the method of moment with the analytical eigenmode expansion to investigate the dispersion relation of light transport in subwavelength metallic Bragg waveguide (WG) with each unit cell composed of a wide and a narrow segment of metallic gap. The...

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Published in:Journal of applied physics 2011-05, Vol.109 (9), p.093115-093115-12
Main Authors: Zhong, Xiao-Lan, Li, Zhi-Yuan, Wang, Chen, Zhou, Yun-Song
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