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Reflection/transmission calculation of complex particle slabs for normal incidence through dipole approximation

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The computation of the reflection/transmission coefficients from normally illuminated bianisotropic metamaterial slabs through a rigorous method is presented in this paper. The bianisotropic particles that compose finite slabs are approximated as electric and magnetic dipoles. Modeling these slabs as a succession of 2D arrays, the interaction of all dipoles is described via Green’s function series, for a given wave illumination on each array, and the excited dipole moments are obtained by the resulting linear system. Finally, the reflection/transmission coefficients are derived in terms of summing the scattering from the equivalent surfaces that comprise the slab. The new algorithm is applied to a bianisotropic and a complicated chiral particle, while all results are compared to numerically simulated ones.

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This research has been financed by the A. S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation, under Grant GZL060-1/2015–2016.

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Karamanos, T., Papadimopoulos, A., Kantartzis, N. et al. Reflection/transmission calculation of complex particle slabs for normal incidence through dipole approximation. Appl. Phys. A 123, 90 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00339-016-0634-2

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