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Pulsed Gaussian beam interactions with double negative metamaterial slabs: errata

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Abstract

The numerical results, Figs. 16 and 18, for the double negative (DNG) metatmaterial Goos-Hänchen examples were incorrect. Corrected numerical results show closer agreement to predictions.

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Fig. 1.
Fig. 1. (1.17 MB movie) Electric field intensity distribution for the interaction of a CW Gaussian beam that is incident at 40° in a DPS medium with ε r =9.0 and µ r =+1, i.e., n=+3; to a DNG slab having ε r =-3.0 and µ r =-1, i.e., n=-√3. The negative Goos-Hachen shift of this beam is observed.
Fig. 2.
Fig. 2. The electric field intensity distribution measured at t=6000Δt at two cells in front of the TF-SF plane for the total internal reflection DNG slab case. The positions of the incident beam center and the specularly-reflected beam center are indicated by the vertical black lines. The theoretical negative Goös-Hachen shift is indicated by the vertical green line.
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