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Microwave propagation in two-dimensional dielectric lattices

McCall, S., Platzman, P., Dalichaouch, R., Smith, David, Schultz, S.·1991·Physical Review Letters

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We have calculated and measured the properties of X-band microwaves propagating in a 2D array of low-loss high-dielectric-constant cylinders. Transmission bands and photonic band gaps are conclusively identified in excellent agreement with the theoretical predictions. Detailed data on the properties of isolated defect states are also presented. We conclude that studies of this model scattering system allow the quantitative evaluation and testing of ideas regarding wave propagation and localization in strongly scattering media.

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Authors
McCall, S., Platzman, P., Dalichaouch, R., Smith, D., & Schultz, S.
Venue
Physical Review Letters
Published
1991-10
Volume
67
Issue
15
Pages
2017-2020
ISSN
0031-9007 (ISSN-L)
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W2030075320
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309
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10.74
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journal article
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en
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