3. Transmission lines and metasurfaces

So far, we've seen three-dimensional MMGs in microwave and optical applications. There are also one- and two-dimensional versions of these materials, each with its own specific properties.

3.1 Retrograde transmission line

Retrograde transmission lines were first proposed by L. Brillouin in a book published in 1946 . These are periodic lines made up of L-C cells, as shown in figure 24 . A negative phase velocity c can be observed in these lines, and therefore a negative index...

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