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29 September 2017 Mimicking general relativity through plasmonic spin hall effect (Conference Presentation)
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Abstract
Based on the concept of drawing equivalence between different configurations in transformation optics, we introduce a conceptual framework to investigate radiation from accelerating particles using chains of metamaterial atoms with SOI on a metasurface. The framework allows a global geometric picture in visualizing different one-dimensional space-times in general relativity using our two-dimensional metasurface. In particular, chains of metamaterial atoms along different curved lines in generating a common SPP caustic represent the same particle motions observed in difference reference frames, with relative motion through a general-relativistic transformation, such as a Rindler transformation from a reference Minkowski space-time. Such a tool allows us to study particle motions in different space-times in general while the particular geometric understanding provides us unique ways in generating SPP.
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Hui Liu "Mimicking general relativity through plasmonic spin hall effect (Conference Presentation)", Proc. SPIE 10346, Plasmonics: Design, Materials, Fabrication, Characterization, and Applications XV, 103460M (29 September 2017); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2273656
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KEYWORDS
General relativity

Particles

Plasmonics

Chemical species

Metamaterials

Spiral phase plates

Surface plasmons

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