2020
DOI: 10.3103/s1068337220030093
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Polarization and Diffraction Peculiarities of Optical Media Possessing Simultaneously the Properties of Right and Left Substances

Abstract: With the simultaneous presence of positive and negative components both in the permittivity tensor ij and in the tensor of magnetic permeability μ ij , the propagation of an electromagnetic wave in optically homogeneous anisotropic media, and in periodically inhomogeneous media with a spiral structure is considered. It is shown that depending on polarization, such media exhibit the properties of both dextrorotatory and levorotatory substances. It is shown also that the medium with a spiral periodic structure m… Show more

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“…g cos  in (7) should be replaced by g sin  and we have 0 g d sin m (1 sin ).       (10) According to (10)…”
Section: Diffraction Patternmentioning
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“…g cos  in (7) should be replaced by g sin  and we have 0 g d sin m (1 sin ).       (10) According to (10)…”
Section: Diffraction Patternmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our previous works, we considered the peculiarities of the diffraction pattern by a slit in a situation where there is not a vacuum behind the screen, as in the fundamental theory of diffraction [1][2][3][4], but a material medium. First, we analyzed the features of the diffraction pattern during the penetration of an electromagnetic wave into a medium with ε ≠ 1 through a round hole [5]. After that, in [6], we considered diffraction in a conventional anisotropic optically birefringent medium and showed that not one, but two series of maxima and minima are formed.…”
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