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2008-03-30
Analysis of the Surface Magnetoplasmon Modes in the Semiconductor Slit Waveguide at Terahertz Frequencies
By
Fanmin Kong,

    Dr. Fanmin Kong

    CETA

    Shandong University

    China

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Kang Li,

    Dr. Kang Li

    Shandong University

    China

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Hui Huang,

    Professor Hui Huang

    School of Electrical Engineering

    Beijing Jiaotong University

    China

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Bae-Ian Wu,

    Dr. Bae-Ian Wu

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    USA

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Jin Au Kong

    Professor Jin Au Kong

    Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    USA

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Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 82, 257-270, 2008
doi:10.2528/PIER08031224
Abstract
The propagation properties of surface plasmon polaritons (SPP) modes and surface magnetoplasmon polaritons (SMP) modes in a semiconductor slit waveguide are analyzed by the effective dielectric constant approach, and the interaction of the external magnetic field with the dispersion properties and field distributions of SMP modes in the Voigt configuration are emphasized in our analysis. Both the symmetric structure and the asymmetric structure are discussed in details. In contrast to the SPP modes which have one propagation band below the plasmon frequency only, the SMP modes have both the low-frequency propagation band below the plasmon frequency and the high-frequency propagation band above the plasmon frequency. When the external magnetic field increases, the two bands of the SMP modes will separate further in frequency, and the even symmetric distribution of the fundamental mode, which usually associates with the SPP mode, will be destroyed. These results can provide some guidance for the design of the tunable semiconductor waveguide in the terahertz regime.
Citation
Fanmin Kong, Kang Li, Hui Huang, Bae-Ian Wu, and Jin Au Kong, "Analysis of the Surface Magnetoplasmon Modes in the Semiconductor Slit Waveguide at Terahertz Frequencies," Progress In Electromagnetics Research, Vol. 82, 257-270, 2008.
doi:10.2528/PIER08031224
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