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20 November 2012Multiple transmission windows in a bilayered metamaterial based on twisted asymmetrically split rings
We theoretically investigate electromagnetic responses of a bilayered metamaterial in the optical frequency range. The
metamaterial consists of two stacked split ring resonators with a twist angle spatially separated by a dielectric layer. The
simulated results show that the bilayered metamaterial exhibits multiple transmission windows based on mutually
coupling between two twisted resonators at normal incidence and the manifested transmission properties can be
controlled efficiently by adjusting structural parameters of a unit cell. The coupling in metamaterials offers an effective
way to manipulate the electromagnetic properties of metamaterial-based devices.
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Ran Liu, Bo Na, Jinhui Shi, Zhengping Wang, "Multiple transmission windows in a bilayered metamaterial based on twisted asymmetrically split rings," Proc. SPIE 8564, Nanophotonics and Micro/Nano Optics, 85640W (20 November 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.999390