Light propagation in (2+1)-dimensional electrodynamics: the case of nonlinear constitutive laws

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Hauptverfasser: Bittencourt, Eduardo, Brandão, Elliton O. S., Goulart, Érico
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author Bittencourt, Eduardo
Brandão, Elliton O. S.
Goulart, Érico
author_facet Bittencourt, Eduardo
Brandão, Elliton O. S.
Goulart, Érico
contents We scrutinize the geometrical properties of light propagation inside a nonlinear medium modeled by a fully covariant electromagnetic theory in $2+1$-dimensions. After setting the nonlinear constitutive relations, the phase velocity and the polarization of waves are derived and three special cases are analyzed in details. In spite of the dimensional reduction, our model still presents phenomena like one-way propagation, controlled opacity among others for a large class of dielectric and magneto-electric parameters.
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spellingShingle Light propagation in (2+1)-dimensional electrodynamics: the case of nonlinear constitutive laws
Bittencourt, Eduardo
Brandão, Elliton O. S.
Goulart, Érico
Optics
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
Mathematical Physics
We scrutinize the geometrical properties of light propagation inside a nonlinear medium modeled by a fully covariant electromagnetic theory in $2+1$-dimensions. After setting the nonlinear constitutive relations, the phase velocity and the polarization of waves are derived and three special cases are analyzed in details. In spite of the dimensional reduction, our model still presents phenomena like one-way propagation, controlled opacity among others for a large class of dielectric and magneto-electric parameters.
title Light propagation in (2+1)-dimensional electrodynamics: the case of nonlinear constitutive laws
topic Optics
General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology
Mathematical Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2211.00477