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Chiral metamaterials: From negative index to asymmetric transmission

Mehmet Mutlu, Zhaofeng Li, Ekmel Özbay

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Chiral metamaterials are attractive for their intriguing properties such as negative refractive index, optical activity and circular dichroism, and asymmetric transmission. In this paper, we review the research we have conducted for the purpose of investigating these exciting properties. © 2013 EurAAP.

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Chiral metamaterials are attractive for their intriguing properties such as negative refractive index, optical activity and circular dichroism, and asymmetric transmission. In this paper, we review the research we have conducted for the purpose of investigating these exciting properties. © 2013 EurAAP.

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Chiral metamaterials are attractive for their intriguing properties such as negative refractive index, optical activity and circular dichroism, and asymmetric transmission. In this paper, we review the research we have conducted for the purpose of investigating these exciting properties. © 2013 EurAAP.

Key concepts: Metamaterial, Negative index metamaterials, Circular dichroism, Refractive index, Transmission (telecommunications), Photonic metamaterial, Index (typography), Optics

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