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Peculiarities of propagation of electroinductive waves in magnetic metamaterials

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The coupling of doubly split ring resonators in the GHz range has been experimentally, analytically, and numerically studied in order to design a metamaterial with dominant electrical coupling as a model of nanoscale metamaterials. An example of propagation of GHz electroinductive waves in a metamaterial is demonstrated.

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    S. V. Kiriushechkina, O. A. Kotel’nikova & A. A. Radkovskaya

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Kiriushechkina, S.V., Kotel’nikova, O.A. & Radkovskaya, A.A. Peculiarities of propagation of electroinductive waves in magnetic metamaterials. Phys. Wave Phen. 25, 101–106 (2017). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1541308X17020042

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