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A novel approach to salinity monitoring using two dimensional hexagonal photonic crystals.
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We developed a novel structure by constructing a hexagonal cylindrical configuration within a dielectric host, which showcases a substantial band gap. This was achieved using two-dimensional photonic crystals that possess triangular lattice periodicity. The design and analysis of this structure were conducted using the COMSOL multiphysics approach along with the finite element method (FEM). Our enhancements to the two-dimensional hexagonal photonic crystals are aimed at targeting the infrared frequency spectrum and concentrating the area of the photonic band gap. The structure under consideration consists of a 2D hexagonal photonic crystal (PC) with dimensions r = 500 nm, a
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