Lecture 10 (EM21) -- Subwavelength gratings
This lecture discussed the use of gratings when the period is much smaller than the wavelength and only the zero-order mode exists. Such media are artificially anisotropic metamaterials and can be used for antireflection, wave plates, polarization control, and more. Prerequisite Lectures: 7 and 9
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Lecture 11 (EM21) -- Guided-mode resonance
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Lecture 9 (EM21) -- Diffraction gratings
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Lecture 21 (EM21) -- Surface waves
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Lecture 5 (EM21) -- Coupled-mode theory
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Lecture 7 (EM21) -- Theory of periodic structures
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Lecture -- Applications of Diffraction Gratings
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Lecture 5 (EM21) -- Coupled-mode theory
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