Interlaced wire medium with quasicrystal lattice
arXiv:2201.08109 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.105.024307
Abstract
We propose a design of interlaced wire medium with quasicrystalline lattice based on five-fold rotation symmetry Penrose tiling. The transport properties of this structure are studied. We distinguish two transport regimes, namely, propagation regime related to the low-frequency interval and localization regime in the high-frequency interval. While the former is observed in structures both with and without translation symmetry property, the latter is exclusive for aperiodic structures only. We show that the localization regime is promising for many applications including engineering of effective multi-channel devices for telecommunication and imaging systems.
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