This document provides an introduction to metamaterials and discusses their history and applications. It describes how metamaterials get their properties from their structure rather than their composition, allowing properties like a negative index of refraction. Early works are cited that proposed ring resonators could respond to light's magnetic field. The first experimental demonstration of a negative index material is summarized. Applications like electromagnetic cloaking are introduced, with some examples of cloaking other wave phenomena like sound and water waves. Research areas at BU like terahertz metamaterials and mechanically reconfigurable metamaterials are briefly outlined. In summary, the document traces the development of metamaterials from early theoretical proposals to demonstrations of exotic properties and applications.
The Novel Study of Metamaterial and Its AspectsYogeshIJTSRD
Stealth knowledge is used to make the object less observable and is defined in terms of absorption of electromagnetic waves that is an important research area used in defence research. Radar cross section is the proportion of the objectives capacity to reflect radar signals toward the radar beneficiary. Some techniques such as shaping, radar absorbing material RAM , passive cancellation and active cancellation have been used for RCS reduction purposes. For a long time, radar absorbing material RAM has been actively pursued. For RAM weight, design, thickness, mechanical strength and absorptivity are key factors and therefore in the development of RAM, there is a trade off between weight and thickness of absorber material. Along with this, an alternative to RAM is RAS and metamaterial are one of the possible options. The metamaterial is lightweight and easy to use. The Stealth property of metamaterial is based on material property i.e., permittivity and permeability of material varying from small positive to large negative values at a particular frequency. In this paper, we hada novel study of metamaterial and its various aspects. Manish Verma | SM Abbas "The Novel Study of Metamaterial and Its Aspects" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-5 , August 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd43731.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/physics/engineering-physics/43731/the-novel-study-of-metamaterial-and-its-aspects/manish-verma
Using Metamaterials as Optical Perfect AbsorberSepehr A. Benis
Article review and presentation on basics of using metamaterials as optical perfect absorbers
Metamaterial Course Final Project ( Optional Graduate Course )
Dr. Leyla Yousefi
Using Metamaterial as Optical Perfect AbsorberSepehr A. Benis
Article review and presentation on basics of using metamaterials as optical perfect absorbers
Metamaterial Course Final Project ( Optional Graduate Course )
Dr. Leyla Yousefi
The Novel Study of Metamaterial and Its AspectsYogeshIJTSRD
Stealth knowledge is used to make the object less observable and is defined in terms of absorption of electromagnetic waves that is an important research area used in defence research. Radar cross section is the proportion of the objectives capacity to reflect radar signals toward the radar beneficiary. Some techniques such as shaping, radar absorbing material RAM , passive cancellation and active cancellation have been used for RCS reduction purposes. For a long time, radar absorbing material RAM has been actively pursued. For RAM weight, design, thickness, mechanical strength and absorptivity are key factors and therefore in the development of RAM, there is a trade off between weight and thickness of absorber material. Along with this, an alternative to RAM is RAS and metamaterial are one of the possible options. The metamaterial is lightweight and easy to use. The Stealth property of metamaterial is based on material property i.e., permittivity and permeability of material varying from small positive to large negative values at a particular frequency. In this paper, we hada novel study of metamaterial and its various aspects. Manish Verma | SM Abbas "The Novel Study of Metamaterial and Its Aspects" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-5 , August 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd43731.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/physics/engineering-physics/43731/the-novel-study-of-metamaterial-and-its-aspects/manish-verma
Using Metamaterials as Optical Perfect AbsorberSepehr A. Benis
Article review and presentation on basics of using metamaterials as optical perfect absorbers
Metamaterial Course Final Project ( Optional Graduate Course )
Dr. Leyla Yousefi
Using Metamaterial as Optical Perfect AbsorberSepehr A. Benis
Article review and presentation on basics of using metamaterials as optical perfect absorbers
Metamaterial Course Final Project ( Optional Graduate Course )
Dr. Leyla Yousefi
Metematterials are artificial structures designed to have unique properties not found in common materials such as negative refractive index, elasticity, can modify sound waves, enhance radiated power ect.
DPS material
DNG material ( Do not depend on the chemical composition, Depend on the geometry of the structure units, Metamaterials are artificial engineered composite structures, Not commonly found in nature)
MNG material
ENG material
In this paper, novel applications of metamaterials
composite structure in antenna engineering has been considered.
Compared with the conventional materials, metamaterials
exhibits some specific features which are not found in
conventional materials. Some unique applications of these
composite structures as an antenna substrate, superstrate, feed
networks, phased array antennas, ground planes, antenna
radomes and struts invisibility have been discussed.
Metematterials are artificial structures designed to have unique properties not found in common materials such as negative refractive index, elasticity, can modify sound waves, enhance radiated power ect.
DPS material
DNG material ( Do not depend on the chemical composition, Depend on the geometry of the structure units, Metamaterials are artificial engineered composite structures, Not commonly found in nature)
MNG material
ENG material
In this paper, novel applications of metamaterials
composite structure in antenna engineering has been considered.
Compared with the conventional materials, metamaterials
exhibits some specific features which are not found in
conventional materials. Some unique applications of these
composite structures as an antenna substrate, superstrate, feed
networks, phased array antennas, ground planes, antenna
radomes and struts invisibility have been discussed.
Introducing the science and technology of Invisibility (for muggles) for the high school level.
Recent advances have brought us closer than ever to mastering one of the holy grails of science: invisibility. This hands on workshop, uses a simple 4 lens set up
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3. Metamaterials: a new field
J. B. Pendry, A. J. Holden, D.
J. Robbins, W. J. Stewart,
“Magnetism from conductors
and enhanced non-linear
phenomena,” IEEE Trans. MTT
47, 2075 (1999)
D. R. Smith, et al.,
Phys. Rev. Lett. 84, 4184 (2000)
4. New
York
Times,
2007
The Irresistible Fantasy of the Invisible Man, and Machine
8. by Lee & Kirby (1961)
"... she achieves these feats by
bending all wavelengths of light in
the vicinity around herself ...
without causing any visible
distortion.” -- Introduction from
Wikipedia
Fantastic 4: The Invisible Woman
9. "... it was an idea ... to lower the
refractive index of a substance,
solid or liquid, to that of air — so
far as all practical purposes are
concerned.” -- Chapter 19
"Certain First Principles"
The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells (1897)
Key
Concept:
The
Refrac2ve
Index
à
n
Velocity
of
light
in
free
space:
c
In
a
material:
c/n
10. The bending of light due to the gradient in refractive index
in a desert mirage
Mirage: Optical Illusion
11. Tearing
Space:
conformal
map
Wegner,
Linden
in
Physics
Today,
2010
We
can’t
tear
space:
Mimic
by
shaping
the
refrac2ve
index
n
12. The
New
York
Times;
3-‐D
model
by
Christoph
Hormann
and
Gunnar
Dolling,
Karslruhe
University
13. Snell’s
Law
• Reflection: θi = θr
• Refraction: n1sinθi=n2sinθt
The refraction beam is at
the other side of the incident
normal.
14. NegaUve
RefracUve
Index:
A
long
history
• A.
Schuster,
An
IntroducUon
to
the
Theory
of
OpUcs,
(1904)
-‐
Discussed
in
the
context
of
anomalous
dispersion
as
occurs
at
any
absorpUon
band.
• L.I.
Mandelshtam,
May
5
1944
(last
lecture)
In fact, the direction of wave propagation is determined by
its phase velocity, while energy is transported at the group velocity.
- Translated by E. F. Keuster
17. Sir
John
Pendry
–
leading
theorist
in
the
area:
In
convenUonal
materials,
the
dielectric
response
derives
from
the
consUtuent
atoms.
As
discussed,
negaUve
or
posiUve
ε(ω)
is
possible
over
a
broad
spectral
range.
However,
natural
materials
with
a
resonant
magneUc
permeability
µ(ω)
don t
exist
above
a
few
THz
(e.g.
FerromagneUc
resonance
in
Fe
at
microwave
frequencies,
or
anUferromagneUc
resonance
in
MnF2
at
~2THz).
Pendry,
Contemporary
Physics
18. -55
-50
-45
-40
-35
-30
-25
4.7 4.8 4.9 5 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5
TransmittedPower(dBm)
Frequency (GHz)
J. B. Pendry, A. J. Holden, D. J. Robbins, W. J. Stewart, “Magnetism from
conductors and enhanced non-linear phenomena,” IEEE Trans. MTT 47,
2075 (1999).
Metamaterials: Expanding our Space
Pendry et al. suggested
that an array of ring
resonators could respond
to the magnetic
component light.
19. LCR
circuits
• A
circuit
with
an
inductor
(L)
and
capacitor
(C)
saUsfies
the
same
equaUon
as
the
mass
spring
system
for
simple
harmonic
oscillaUon.
• If
we
added
a
resistor
(R)
that
we
get
the
damped
oscillator
equaUon.
– as
for
the
mechanical
oscillator,
the
soluUon
can
be
• under
damped:
(
γ
<
2
ω0
)
• criUcally
damped:
(
γ
=
2
ω0
)
• over
damped:
(
γ
>
2
ω0
)
• We
can
choose
the
values
of
L,
C,
and
R
to
determine
which
kind
of
damping
we
have.
30. M. Farhat, S. Enoch, S. Guenneau, and A. B. Movchan, "Broadband cylindrical acoustic
cloak for linear surface waves in a fluid", Physical Review Letters 101,.134501 (2008).
Cloaking Water Waves
33. Terahertz
• Microwave
Electronics:
Antenna,
high
speed
transistor
circuits
for
microwave
generaUon,
detecUon,
control
and
manipulaUon
ApplicaUons:
wireless
communicaUons,
radar…
• Terahertz
gap
Progress
in
sources
and
detectors.
Also
need
funcUonal
devices
such
as
filters,
switches,
modulators
which
largely
do
not
exist
• Infrared
and
visible
Photonics:
Source:
lasers,
LEDs
Detector:
Photodiodes
FuncUonal:
lens,
polarizer,
opUcal
switch
ApplicaUons:
opUcal
fiber
communicaUons…
1 THz à 4 meV à 48K à 300 μm à 33 cm-1
34. Terahertz Region of the EM Spectrum
B.B.
Hu,
M.
Nuss,
Opt.
LeQ.
20,
1716
(1995)
37. Bi-material Cantilever Based Metamaterials
A Mechanical Chameleon
Au / Silicon nitride
cantilever arrays:
Thermal Actuation
Phys. Rev. Lett. 103, 147410 (2009)
The SRRs are 72 µm X 72 µm with
an in-plane periodicity of 100 µm
and an overall dimension of 1 cm X
1cm.
38. Turning On The Refractive Index Mechanically
Control of the EM response at the unit cell level
45. Metamaterials
Sub-λ “LC” Resonators
Array à effective n(λ)
Create complex materials by combining metamaterials
with other materials including transition metal oxides
Correlated Electron Matter
Competing DOF
Mode selec. excitationà
Phase control