Opposite Goos-Hänchen Displacements for TE- and TM-Polarized Beams Transmitting through a Slab of Indefinite Metamaterial
LIN Yan-He1, ZHU Qi-Biao1, ZHANG Yan1,2
1Department of Physics, Shanghai University, Shanghai 200444 2School of Communication and Information Engineering, Shanghai University, Shanghai 200072
Opposite Goos-Hänchen Displacements for TE- and TM-Polarized Beams Transmitting through a Slab of Indefinite Metamaterial
LIN Yan-He1, ZHU Qi-Biao1, ZHANG Yan1,2
1Department of Physics, Shanghai University, Shanghai 200444 2School of Communication and Information Engineering, Shanghai University, Shanghai 200072
The Goos-Hänchen displacement of a light beam transmitting through an indefinite metamaterial slab is studied. The results indicate that the displacement would be negative or positive for different parameters, and the necessary conditions for negative or positive displacements are summarized. Due to the special anisotropic properties, the directions of displacements for different polarization beams are opposite by proper design. In addition, the simultaneously enhanced positive and negative displacements will appear at different resonant angles under consideration of the active slab. These phenomena could have convenient applications in optical devices.
The Goos-Hänchen displacement of a light beam transmitting through an indefinite metamaterial slab is studied. The results indicate that the displacement would be negative or positive for different parameters, and the necessary conditions for negative or positive displacements are summarized. Due to the special anisotropic properties, the directions of displacements for different polarization beams are opposite by proper design. In addition, the simultaneously enhanced positive and negative displacements will appear at different resonant angles under consideration of the active slab. These phenomena could have convenient applications in optical devices.
LIN Yan-He;ZHU Qi-Biao;ZHANG Yan;. Opposite Goos-Hänchen Displacements for TE- and TM-Polarized Beams Transmitting through a Slab of Indefinite Metamaterial[J]. 中国物理快报, 2010, 27(7): 74210-074210.
LIN Yan-He, ZHU Qi-Biao, ZHANG Yan,. Opposite Goos-Hänchen Displacements for TE- and TM-Polarized Beams Transmitting through a Slab of Indefinite Metamaterial. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2010, 27(7): 74210-074210.
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