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Graphene Metasurface for THz Wavefront Control

Authors: Takumi Yatooshi; Atsushi Ishikawa; Kenji Tsuruta;

Graphene Metasurface for THz Wavefront Control

Abstract

Terahertz (THz) technology is now becoming more important with the potential applications in biochemical sensing, security detection, and high-speed communication. However, because of lack of active materials for THz wave, wave control, e.g. intensity and phase distribution, is still challenging. Plasmonic metamaterial has opened up a new avenue to manipulate electromagnetic wave at will [1]. Unique wavefront control has been also demonstrated by a metasurface, which is a tailored surface structure, to introduce unusual phase discontinuity at the interface [2-5]. Here, we propose a novel plasmonic metasurface made of graphene ribbons to control the wavefront of THz wave.

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