Gain and One-Way Propagation in Synthetically Moving non-Foster Gratings

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Autori principali: Alex-Amor, Antonio, Molero, Carlos, Silveirinha, Mario G.
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author Alex-Amor, Antonio
Molero, Carlos
Silveirinha, Mario G.
author_facet Alex-Amor, Antonio
Molero, Carlos
Silveirinha, Mario G.
contents In this paper, we analyze the electromagnetic properties of space-time grooved metal surfaces governed by uniform-velocity modulations. We begin by deriving the electromagnetic fields of a uniform-velocity-modulated parallel-plate waveguide (PPW) using Lorentz transformations, establishing it as the fundamental building block of a more complex space-time structures. We then analyze the dispersion and scattering characteristics of a space-time grooved surface and later extend the study to the interaction between two facing surfaces. Our findings show that these systems can indeed amplify electromagnetic waves and exhibit non-reciprocal as well as non-Foster behavior. Moreover, under specific conditions, they enable the formation of unidirectional propagation channels, effectively constraining light to be guided along a single direction. These results unveil new opportunities for the design of advanced electromagnetic and photonic devices.
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spellingShingle Gain and One-Way Propagation in Synthetically Moving non-Foster Gratings
Alex-Amor, Antonio
Molero, Carlos
Silveirinha, Mario G.
Optics
Applied Physics
In this paper, we analyze the electromagnetic properties of space-time grooved metal surfaces governed by uniform-velocity modulations. We begin by deriving the electromagnetic fields of a uniform-velocity-modulated parallel-plate waveguide (PPW) using Lorentz transformations, establishing it as the fundamental building block of a more complex space-time structures. We then analyze the dispersion and scattering characteristics of a space-time grooved surface and later extend the study to the interaction between two facing surfaces. Our findings show that these systems can indeed amplify electromagnetic waves and exhibit non-reciprocal as well as non-Foster behavior. Moreover, under specific conditions, they enable the formation of unidirectional propagation channels, effectively constraining light to be guided along a single direction. These results unveil new opportunities for the design of advanced electromagnetic and photonic devices.
title Gain and One-Way Propagation in Synthetically Moving non-Foster Gratings
topic Optics
Applied Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.01864