Effect of small anisotropy and absorption on metamaterial applications: “non-ideal” features of propagation and tunneling of electromagnetic waves

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Fig. 9

Dependences m₃′ (m₃ ″) for the data given in Figures 6–8. The data correspondence is: a − Figures 6a, b; b − Figures 6c, d; c, d − Figure 7a–d; e, f − Figure 8a; g, h − Figure 8b (the same line types are used for the corresponding data). Figures d, f and h detail the data in Figures c, e and g at small values of m₃″.

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