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2nd-Order Debye relaxation in electromagnetic metasurfaces for wideband dispersion engineering.
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Abstract
In dielectric physics, electromagnetic (EM) properties of dielectrics arise from several important polarization mechanisms that can be described by Debye, Drude or Lorentz models. Metamaterials, as well as their 2D counterparts-metasurfaces, can exhibit bizarre EM parameters such as negative permittivity, whereas polarization mechanisms leading to such have long been discussed in dielectric physics. Drude and Lorentz's models are usually used in metamaterial design, whereas the Debye model is almost absent, though it is so important in dielectric physics. This leaves an unreconciled gap between the dielectric physics and metamaterials. In this paper, we explore Debye relaxations in metasurfaces for the sake of wideband dispersion engineering. By analyzing two fundamental resonance modes of a typical meta-atom, we first show that the reflection phase experiences 1
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