Non-local Optical Topological Transitions and Critical States in Electromagnetic Metamaterials

@article{Ishii2015NonlocalOT,
  title={Non-local Optical Topological Transitions and Critical States in Electromagnetic Metamaterials},
  author={Satoshi Ishii and Evgenii Narimanov},
  journal={Scientific Reports},
  year={2015},
  volume={5}
}
Just as the topology of the Fermi surface defines the properties of the free electrons in metals and semiconductors, the geometry of the iso-frequency surface in the phase space of the propagating electromagnetic waves, determines the optical properties of the corresponding optical materials. Furthermore, in the direct analog to the Lifshitz transition in condensed matter physics, a change in the topology of iso-frequency surface has a dramatic effect on the emission, propagation and scattering… 

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