A negative permeability material at red light

Abstract

Experimental demonstration of a negative permeability due to near-field coupling of periodic thin silver strips is presented. Two samples with different strip thicknesses are fabricated; optical measurements of the samples confirm our initial design projections by showing the real part of permeability to be about -1 for the sample with thinner strips and -0.8 for the sample with thicker strips at wavelengths of 770 nm and 720 nm.

6 pages, 3 figures

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