24 March 2015 Chiral metamaterial design using optimized pixelated inclusions with genetic algorithm
Cemal Akturk, Muharrem Karaaslan, Ersin Ozdemir, Vedat Ozkaner, Furkan Dincer, Mehmet Bakir, Zafer Ozer
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Abstract
Chiral metamaterials have been a research area for many researchers due to their polarization rotation properties on electromagnetic waves. However, most of the proposed chiral metamaterials are designed depending on experience or time-consuming inefficient simulations. A method is investigated for designing a chiral metamaterial with a strong and natural chirality admittance by optimizing a grid of metallic pixels through both sides of a dielectric sheet placed perpendicular to the incident wave by using a genetic algorithm (GA) technique based on finite element method solver. The effective medium parameters are obtained by using constitutive equations and S parameters. The proposed methodology is very efficient for designing a chiral metamaterial with the desired effective medium parameters. By using GA-based topology, it is proven that a chiral metamaterial can be designed and manufactured more easily and with a low cost.
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Cemal Akturk, Muharrem Karaaslan, Ersin Ozdemir, Vedat Ozkaner, Furkan Dincer, Mehmet Bakir, and Zafer Ozer "Chiral metamaterial design using optimized pixelated inclusions with genetic algorithm," Optical Engineering 54(3), 035106 (24 March 2015). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.OE.54.3.035106
Published: 24 March 2015
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KEYWORDS
Chiral metamaterials

Metamaterials

Dielectrics

Genetic algorithms

Refractive index

Dielectric polarization

Electromagnetism

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