Titlebook: Nonlinear, Tunable and Active Metamaterials; Ilya V. Shadrivov,Mikhail Lapine,Yuri S. Kivshar Book 2015 Springer International Publishing

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Parametric Amplification of Magneto-Inductive Waves, a single non-linear reactive component, a varactor diode. Here its application to the amplification of magneto-inductive (MI) waves is demonstrated. MI waves are slow waves that propagate in linear chains of magnetically coupled L-C resonators known as MI waveguides. Such waveguides can be formed i

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Optimization Strategies for Second-Order Nonlinear Metamaterials,ls consist of arrays of metal nanoparticles, where the plasmonic resonances of individual particles depend on the size, shape, and dielectric environment of the particles. The resonances are further influenced by the coupling of the particles through the array. We first show that the second-order re

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Nonlinear Optics with Backward Waves,es enable coherent energy exchange between ordinary and backward electromagnetic waves, which allows huge increase of frequency-conversion efficiency at second harmonic generation, three-wave mixing and optical parametric amplification. Striking contrasts with properties of the counterparts in ordin

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Metamaterials Tunable with Liquid Crystals,uning strategies employing temperature, external voltage, magnetic field, and power tunability of the parameters of liquid crystals. After infiltration, a hybrid metamaterial composite possesses tunable electromagnetic properties, which can be efficiently controlled by external fields and electromag