Electromagnetic waves propagation in the complex cavity with anisotropic hyperbolic metamaterial are investigated using direct calculation of modal field and dispersion equation. The transfer matrix method was adopted for arbitrary orientation of optical axis according to slab boundary. Increasing of the density of states in the cavity have show.
In this paper, we describe waveguide properties of new optical waveguides made of noble metals and filled with glass and air. Such waveguides are coaxial cables and differ from a conventional coaxial in the shape of their central rods. Coaxial waveguide with annular and elliptic central rods are considered. Numerical simulations demonstrate that these waveguides, having nanosize cross-section, support propagation of few comparatively low-loss modes, having phase velocity close to the speed of light and the fields localized in a small area outside a metal. We illustrate excitation of these coaxial modes by dipole-like sources.
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