2018
DOI: 10.1098/rspa.2018.0288
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On the computation of hybrid modes in planar layered waveguides with multiple anisotropic conductive sheets

Abstract: A reliable method is presented for the computation of the propagation constants and the corresponding hybrid modal fields in multilayered planar dielectric stacks comprising multiple anisotropic conducting sheets. The appropriate dispersion functions (DFs) are formulated and evaluated using a numerically stable scattering matrix methodology. The roots of the DFs are computed by the Cauchy integration method with automatic differentiation of the DF.

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“…Like transparencies overlaying on original signal graph [12], one can mathematically hereby conceive of stacking 5 or 6 Riemann sheets like planes, possibly overlaying typically Riemann sheets with Planck thickness "h" [39][40][41]. Presently author will enumerate following listing only to explore later: (i) constructing on "Vacuum Genesis" original physics literature c speed of light graphic, how real time and proper time will act like outliers.…”
Section: Superposing Signal Superluminal Profile Graph Onto Proper Real Extension Timementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Like transparencies overlaying on original signal graph [12], one can mathematically hereby conceive of stacking 5 or 6 Riemann sheets like planes, possibly overlaying typically Riemann sheets with Planck thickness "h" [39][40][41]. Presently author will enumerate following listing only to explore later: (i) constructing on "Vacuum Genesis" original physics literature c speed of light graphic, how real time and proper time will act like outliers.…”
Section: Superposing Signal Superluminal Profile Graph Onto Proper Real Extension Timementioning
confidence: 99%
“…[8][9][10][11]. The fact that these materials may exhibit a strong inplane anisotropy, with the conductivity tensor fully populated in the presence of magnetization and with a perpendicular applied magnetic field [3], complicates the theoretical analyses, especially when more than just a single conductive sheet is considered [12]. A method frequently adopted in the literature for this type of problem is the transfer matrix approach of thin-film optics, but with a modification to allow for the superposition of the transverse magnetic (TM) and transversal electric (TE) electromagnetic planar waves propagating in those systems [11,13,14].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A method frequently adopted in the literature for this type of problem is the transfer matrix approach of thin-film optics, but with a modification to allow for the superposition of the transverse magnetic (TM) and transversal electric (TE) electromagnetic planar waves propagating in those systems [11,13,14]. Other analytical methods have also been used, demonstrating the complexity of the theoretical analyses of the underlying physics, for example, the modal analyses [12]. Here we will adopt an approach incorporating the superposition of the TM and TE modes to calculate the dispersion relation of the surface magnon-polaritons in an interface formed by vacuum and a gyromagnetic medium with a graphene layer deposited at the interface between them and with a perpendicular applied magnetic field to control the mode frequencies and other characteristics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the above-referenced paper [1], eqn (2.27) was misprinted. The corrected equation is given as follows:…”
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confidence: 99%