4. Free-space components

MMGs can be used to create devices that operate in free space. A theoretical example is the perfect lens. Now we'll see that these materials can also be used to make prisms.

4.1 Prism structures

These structures are often used to characterize a material and its index. They can be used in both microwave and optical applications. uses such a structure to characterize the material shown in figure 28 between 170 and 250 THz....

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