Material properties for absorption, lasing, micro capacitors and inductors using Maxwell’s equations

Mohammed, Elharam Ali Eltahir; Mahmoud, HassabAlla M.A.; Abdalgadir, L.M.; Alshekh, Mariam Abdalla; Bush, H.S.

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2022.04.492

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“…The results of HassabAlla [14] con rm the study since he indicated that nano rectangular waveguides can act as an absorber and electronic ampli er with frequency-dependent absorption and ampli cation coe cients. Elharam A. E [15] which utilizes Maxwell's equations gives a frequency-dependent absorption coe cient and ampli cation factor.…”

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“…The work of HassabAlla [14] used the Schrodinger equation that two nano fused nano rectangular plates can act as an absorber an electronic ampli er with frequency-dependent absorption and ampli cation coe cient by controlling the medium potential treating them as a rectangular wave guide. Elharam A. E [15] utilizes Maxwell's equations to relate the wave number to the conductivity. She then utilized the electrons equation of motion to nd the conductivity and the wave number in a complex form.…”

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