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Magnetic resonance leads to negative refraction

Jessie Yao Chin, Ruopeng Liu, Tie Jun Cui

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We report negative refraction observed in simulation of a prism comprised of modified split-ring resonators, which are well-known metamaterial particles with magnetic response to incident waves. Microscopic composition of the metamaterial prism is analyzed and negative refraction is explained by effective medium theory.

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We report negative refraction observed in simulation of a prism comprised of modified split-ring resonators, which are well-known metamaterial particles with magnetic response to incident waves. Microscopic composition of the metamaterial prism is analyzed and negative refraction is explained by effective medium theory.

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We report negative refraction observed in simulation of a prism comprised of modified split-ring resonators, which are well-known metamaterial particles with magnetic response to incident waves. Microscopic composition of the metamaterial prism is analyzed and negative refraction is explained by effective medium theory.

Key concepts: Negative refraction, Metamaterial, Split-ring resonator, Prism, Refraction, Optics, Resonance (particle physics), Resonator

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