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Bottom-Up Fabrication of Optical Metamaterials

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A metamaterial is an artificially structured material which attains its properties from the unit structure rather than the constituent materials. Here, artificially designed silver dendritic structure was used as basic cells to fabricate metamaterials working at IR frequency range, silver dendritic structure was prepared in the mixture of F127 and PEG, then assembled on glass substrate by self-assembly process and further fabricated into sandwich-like metamaterials with Indium-Tin-Oxides (ITO) glass. Micro-morphology of the dendrites array was examined by scanning electron microscopy. These complex-structured metamaterials exhibit pass-bands at IR frequencies, and show slab focusing effect subsequently.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 910)

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March 2014

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Wei Zhao*

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Metamaterials, Optical Frequencies, Slab Focusing

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