Optical Properties of One-Dimensional Multi-Layered Structures Containing Plasma Materials

Bin Guo; Ming Xiang Gao; Li Peng; Xin Cai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.110-116.585

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Optical Properties of One-Dimensional Multi-Layered Structures Containing Plasma Materials

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The optical properties of electromagnetic (EM) waves propagating in one-dimensional plasma dielectric photonic crystal made of alternate thin layers of two materials namely micro plasma layer and dielectric material layer is studied theoretically. The dispersions both for ω < ω_p and ω > ω_p are deduced by transfer matrix method and the photonic band gap structure and the reflection spectra are computed. The results show that the band gap structure and reflection spectra are tuned correspondingly due to the dielectric constant of the microplasma layer modified differently in different frequency ranges. Parameter dependence of the effects is calculated and discussed.

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