Graphene has been considered as a promising material which may find applications in the THz science. In this work, we numerically investigate tunable photonic crystals in the THz range based on stacked graphene/dielel...Graphene has been considered as a promising material which may find applications in the THz science. In this work, we numerically investigate tunable photonic crystals in the THz range based on stacked graphene/dielelctric layers, a complex pole-residue pair model is used to find the effective permittivity of graphene, which could be easily incorporated into the finite-difference time domain （FDTD） algorithm. Two different schemes of photonic crystal used for extending the bandgap have been simulated through this FDTD technique.展开更多
基金supported by the Spanish Ministry of Education(Grant No.SB2010-0056)the EU FP7/2007-2013(Grant No.205294)(HIRF SE project)+3 种基金the Spanish National Projects(Grant Nos.TEC2010-20841-C04-04 and CSD2008-00068)the Junta de Andalusia Project(Grant No.P09-TIC-5327)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.60906030)the Self Research Program of Central China Normal University(Grant No.09010028)
文摘Graphene has been considered as a promising material which may find applications in the THz science. In this work, we numerically investigate tunable photonic crystals in the THz range based on stacked graphene/dielelctric layers, a complex pole-residue pair model is used to find the effective permittivity of graphene, which could be easily incorporated into the finite-difference time domain （FDTD） algorithm. Two different schemes of photonic crystal used for extending the bandgap have been simulated through this FDTD technique.
