Reflection and transmission of nanoresonators including bi-isotropic and metamaterial layers: opportunities to control and amplify chiral and nonreciprocal effects for nanophotonics applications

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Fig. 11

Dependences of the relative intensity and polarization parameters of the transmitted wave on the main layer relative thickness for the EMNZ bi-isotropic main layer, various geometries of the metallic spacer layers, and incident wave polarizations. The values of parameters correspond to Figure 10. ψ_in = 0.05π.

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