Waves in Nonlinear Layered Metamaterials, Gyrotropic and Plasma Media Gyrotropic, plasmonic and layered media | 39.76 MB
Title: Waves in Nonlinear Layered Metamaterials, Gyrotropic and Plasma Media Gyrotropic, plasmonic and layered media
Author: Rapoport, Yuriy;Grimalsky, Vladimir;
Category: Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Science, Physics, Electromagnetism, Electricity
Language: English | 386 Pages | ISBN: 9780750323369
Description:
The purpose is to give a wide, tutorial-driven, presentation of the theory of wave processes occurring in layered nonlinear metamaterials (MM), gyrotropic and plasma media; to determine the regularities of electromagnetic wave propagation and formation of wave structures; to investigate the new wave structures (solitons etc.) and effects in MM, gyrotropic and plasma media with bulk, surface, resonant, moderate, strong nonlinearities; to study the effective methods of control of wave processes due to the use of inhomogeneous and non-stationary external fields.
This book is aimed at graduates and postgraduates studying physical science and engineering, and can be used for training courses for specialists in meta- and nanophotonics and nanoelectronics.
Key Features
The purpose is to give a wide, tutorial-driven, presentation of the theory of wave processes occurring in layered nonlinear metamaterials (MM), gyrotropic and plasma media; to determine the regularities of electromagnetic wave propagation and formation of wave structures; to investigate the new wave structures (solitons etc.) and effects in MM, gyrotropic and plasma media with bulk, surface, resonant, moderate, strong nonlinearities; to study the effective methods of control of wave processes due to the use of inhomogeneous and non-stationary external fields.
This book is aimed at graduates and postgraduates studying physical science and engineering, and can be used for training courses for specialists in meta- and nanophotonics and nanoelectronics.
Key Features
- New types of modern nonlinear metamaterials, such as hyperbolics, are comprehensively described
- Applications for specific developments based on hyperbolic metamaterials are provided
- Important scientific and practical results are described for active systems using graphene-based structures
- The significant impact of higher-order nonlinearity upon the instability of bullets in a nonlinear metamaterial waveguide is demonstrated
- The influence of metamaterials on rogue waves is presented in the kind of detail that will attract many readers
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