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Optical and Mechanical Metamaterials-Introduction--Jennifer Dionne and Luke Sweatlock
Optical and Mechanical Metamaterials-Introduction--Jennifer Dionne and Luke Sweatlock
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Optical metamaterials, for example, have enabled control over both electric and magnetic fields of light, so that permittivities and permeabilities can be precisely tuned throughout positive, negative, and near-zero values. Through careful design of subwavelength "meta-atoms," optical metamaterials have enabled negative refraction, optical lensing below the diffraction limit of light, and nvisibility i cloaking.
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By constructing nanolattices of a wide variety of constituents -- from ceramics to metals, semi onductors, and c glasses -- her research enables new applications in thermo echanics and affects m such disparate fields as ultralightweight batteries and biomedical devices. The second speaker, Chris Spadaccini (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
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