By using the linearized two-fluid quantum hydrodynamic model for σ and π orbitals, the dispersion relations of electromagnetic waves in the single-walled carbon nanotubes are investigated. By injection of a relativistic electron beam, the excitation of electromagnetic waves in this system is studied. The graphs of operating frequency with respect to the accelerating voltage and time growth rate with respect to the wave number for excitation of slow electric mode waves (transverse magnetic mode waves) are presented.
In this study, we investigate Faraday rotation of electromagnetic waves that are anomalously transmitted through an over-dense magnetized plasma layer. Here, magnetized plasma indicates that the plasma layer is immersed in a uniform magnetic field. Firstly, normally opaque over-dense magnetized plasma is shown to be transparent to obliquely incident electromagnetic waves. This high transparency can be achieved by providing conditions for resonant excitations of plasmonic modes. The resonant characteristics of the transmission coefficient of the considered structure are determined and discussed. The conditions under which the magnetized plasma behaves as a complete reflector are also obtained. Faraday rotation is shown to be enhanced under high transparency conditions. The reflected wave also exhibits Faraday rotation and is enhanced under total reflection conditions.
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