Self-consistent Purcell factor and spontaneous topological transition in hyperbolic metamaterials
arXiv:1607.03395 · doi:10.1002/pssr.201600232
Abstract
In this work we develop a self-consistent approach for calculation of the Purcell factor and Lamb shift in highly dispersive hyperbolic metamaterial accounting for the effective dipole frequency shift. Also we theoretically predict the possibility of spontaneous topological transition, which occurs not due to the external change of the system parameters but only due to the Lamb shift.
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