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Resonance properties of metallic ring systems

12 January 2010
Lei Zhou, Xueqin Huang, Yi Zhang, Siu-Tat Chui

We review our recent efforts in understanding the resonance properties of metallic ring systems using a rigorous mode-expansion theory. In the quasi-static limit, we established a matrix-form circuit equation to calculate the frequencies and current distributions for all resonance modes in a ring system. We then applied the theory to study different split ring resonators (SRR).

We show that the circuit equations can be analytically solved in the thin-wire limit. Our theoretical results were all successfully verified by finite-different-time-domain simulations on realistic systems and available experiments.

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