Nonlinear surface waves along the boundary of magnetic superlattices (LANS)

H. M. Mousa; Mohammed M. Shabat; H. Khalil; Dieter Jager

doi:10.1117/12.560650

7 April 2004 Nonlinear surface waves along the boundary of magnetic superlattices (LANS)

H. M. Mousa, Mohammed M. Shabat, H. Khalil, Dieter Jager

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Proceedings Volume 5445, Microwave and Optical Technology 2003; (2004) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.560650
Event: Microwave and Optical Technology 2003, 2003, Ostrava, Czech Republic

Abstract

In this paper, the propagation characteristics of nonlinear surface waves at a lateral antiferromagnetic/nonmagnetic superlattices (LANS) substrate and a nonlinear dielectric cover have been investigated. LANS super-lattices (antiferromagnetic-non magnetic) which are linear frequency-dependent gyromagnetic media, described with an effective-medium theory. We found that the nonlinear magnetic waves are reciprocal for H_o = O and nonreciprocal for H_o ≠ O. We also calculate and illustrate the variation of the wave index with the power flow for various values of the magnetic fraction f₁. We found that the nonlinearity interface is a very frequency dependent.

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H. M. Mousa, Mohammed M. Shabat, H. Khalil, and Dieter Jager "Nonlinear surface waves along the boundary of magnetic superlattices (LANS)", Proc. SPIE 5445, Microwave and Optical Technology 2003, (7 April 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.560650

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