Influence of the surface termination to the point imaging by a photonic crystal slab with negative refraction

Abstract

Point imaging by a photonic crystal slab due to the negative refraction is studied theoretically. By investigating the transfer function of the imaging system, the influence of the surface termination to the imaging quality is analyzed. It is shown that an appropriate surface termination is important for obtaining an image of good quality.

arXiv comment3 pages, 4 figures

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