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Metamaterial inspired improved antennas and circuits

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Fig. 2.1 – Diagram showing the Poynting vectors of an electromagnetic wave. On left, normal materials, and on  the right metamaterials.
Fig. 2.6 – The geometry of wire medium: a lattice of parallel conducting thin wires.
Fig. 2.8 – Equivalent circuit model for the Split Ring Resonator, double and simple rig configurations
Fig.  2.12  –  The  blue-green  color  on  several  species  of  butterflies  is  caused  by  the  nanoscale  structure  of  the  insects’ wings
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