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Polymeric Terahertz Photonic Crystal Resonators

In this paper, the design and simulation of two different polymeric photonic crystal resonators (PCRs) is presented. It is shown through FEM simulations that despite the generally low permittivity of polymers in the terahertz band, it is possible to realize a complete, or at least partial, electroma...

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Main Authors:	Mohammed, Ali Musa, Salek, Milan, Hanham, Stephen M.
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Subjects:	Metals Metamaterials Optical losses Optical polymers Optical resonators Permittivity Photonic crystals photonic integrated circuits Plastics Q-factor Slabs
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