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Light scattering by an array of electric and magnetic nanoparticles

Olivier Martin
2010
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Abstract

Light scattering by an array of alternating electric and magnetic nanoparticles is analyzed in detailed. Specific geometrical conditions are derived, where such an array behaves like double-negative particles, leading to a suppression of the backscattered intensity. This effect is very robust and could be used to produce double-negative metamaterials using single-negative components. (C)2010 Optical Society of America

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