I am curious about everybody's take on the state-of-the-art on design and classification of metamaterials. Suppose I wish to identify a metamaterial with a specific permittivity and permeability. Is there a cookbook procedure to identify/design that metamaterial? Is there a way to classify various metamaterials that would aid in such a design effort? What are the fundamental limits? I think I am asking for a periodic table of metamaterials.
Very interesting thought indeed. I am not sure if such thing exists at the moment, but I think that the definitions are still vague in the area and every school of thought calls things differently.
However, I believe that the work of Ari Sihvola in Mixing formulae and his reflections provide partial guidelines
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A very interesting question, even it's a question for all who are working in metamaterials. Under CST microwave studio, in material assign section, we can define permeability and permittivity as well as loss tangent for new material.
Cookbook about metamaterials, I will have to look forward to.
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It is interesting question, thought i do not have more time to survey it
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