Volume-Preserving Deformation of Honeycomb Wire Media Enables Broad Plasma Frequency Tunability
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| author | Sakhno, Denis Enriquez, Jim A. Belov, Pavel A. |
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| contents | We demonstrate significant tunability of the plasma frequency in a wire medium by mechanically deforming a lattice of parallel metallic wires arranged at the nodes of a honeycomb structure. Numerical simulations predict up to 78% tunability and a proof-of-concept experiment confirms 64%, surpassing previously reported values for tunable wire media. |
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| spellingShingle | Volume-Preserving Deformation of Honeycomb Wire Media Enables Broad Plasma Frequency Tunability Sakhno, Denis Enriquez, Jim A. Belov, Pavel A. Plasma Physics Materials Science We demonstrate significant tunability of the plasma frequency in a wire medium by mechanically deforming a lattice of parallel metallic wires arranged at the nodes of a honeycomb structure. Numerical simulations predict up to 78% tunability and a proof-of-concept experiment confirms 64%, surpassing previously reported values for tunable wire media. |
| title | Volume-Preserving Deformation of Honeycomb Wire Media Enables Broad Plasma Frequency Tunability |
| topic | Plasma Physics Materials Science |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2507.08156 |