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2007-10-08
Modal Analysis of Extraordinary Transmission through an Array of Subwavelength Slits
By
Galia Ghazi,

    Dr. Galia Ghazi

    School of Electrical and Computer Engineering

    University of Tehran

    Iran

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Mahmoud Shahabadi

    Dr. Mahmoud Shahabadi

    School of Electrical and Computer Engineering

    University of Tehran

    Iran

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, Vol. 79, 59-74, 2008
doi:10.2528/PIER07092402
Abstract
Using eigen-modes of a one-dimensional array of slits together with a mode matching technique, we investigate the extraordinary transmission through a subwavelength grating. The analysis serves to determine the contribution of various transmission mechanisms to the overall transmission. It is shown that surface plasmon polaritons excited on the input interface of the grating at certain wavelengths can absorb the incident power and thus reduce the total transmitted power. We also examine the characteristics of the different types of modes involved in the transmission through a metallic grating.
Citation
Galia Ghazi, and Mahmoud Shahabadi, "Modal Analysis of Extraordinary Transmission through an Array of Subwavelength Slits," , Vol. 79, 59-74, 2008.
doi:10.2528/PIER07092402
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