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Characterizing Photonic band gap materials

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irfan1 said:
TE, usually, used when the electric field is parallel to the axes of rods. But thats only just a convention. I use TM for the same thing in my papers.

For the case of the microstrip antenna, you will get the gain you want :)
On the other hand you can not obtain (simply) the bandstructure of a triangular lattice by using a rectangular unit cell. Because you will loose the rotational symmetry of the triangular lattice. But still it is possible.

Thanks for these informations about TE/TM. But what about p and s polarizations?

Best regards
 

how to use translight to cumpute in metl!
 

I have to simulate a direct opal <111> plane made by PS spheres of 233nm and RI of 1.59.

The real thickness is 10 layers, i don't know how to control the thinckess with translight?
 

Could someone help me on how to model defect using template in translight?
 

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