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Plasmon modes supported by left-handed material slab waveguide with conducting interfaces

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Abstract Theoretical analysis of left-handed material core layer waveguide in the presence of interface free charge layers is presented. The thickness of the interface charge layer can be neglected compared… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Theoretical analysis of left-handed material core layer waveguide in the presence of interface free charge layers is presented. The thickness of the interface charge layer can be neglected compared with the incident wavelength. The tangential component of the magnetic field is no longer continuous due to the conducting interfaces. The non-homogeneous boundary conditions are solved and the corresponding dispersion relation is found. The dispersion properties are studied. The proposed structure is found to support even as well as odd plasmon modes. Moreover, the structure shows abnormal dispersion property of decreasing the effective index with the increase of the frequency which means negative group velocity.

Keywords: left handed; plasmon modes; conducting interfaces; modes supported; handed material

Journal Title: Photonics and Nanostructures - Fundamentals and Applications
Year Published: 2018

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