2011Applied Mechanics and MaterialsOpen access

Advances in Research on Left-Handed Met Materials

Yu Ding, Guo Ping Zhang

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Left-handed metamaterials, of which the dielectric constant and the magnetic permeability are sim-ultaneously negative , are a kind of electromagnetism materials. This paper gives a introduction to the basic principles of left-handed materials , and expatiates on the preparation ways of this materials in microwave region ,infrared region and visible light region.

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Left-handed metamaterials, of which the dielectric constant and the magnetic permeability are sim-ultaneously negative , are a kind of electromagnetism materials. This paper gives a introduction to the basic principles of left-handed materials , and expatiates on the preparation ways of this materials in microwave region ,infrared region and visible light region.

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Left-handed metamaterials, of which the dielectric constant and the magnetic permeability are sim-ultaneously negative , are a kind of electromagnetism materials. This paper gives a introduction to the basic principles of left-handed materials , and expatiates on the preparation ways of this materials in microwave region ,infrared region and visible light region.

Key concepts: Metamaterial, Electromagnetism, Left handed, Dielectric, Microwave, Photonic metamaterial, Infrared, Theoretical physics

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