Cylindrical Surface Wave Propagation on a Thin Plasma Layer
The surface waves propagating in a cylindrical thin plasma layer are studied. The cylindrical plasma layer is sandwiched between two regions of different dielectric constants. The linear dispersion relation is obtained by starting from the fluid model and Maxwell’s equations. It is found that a hybr...
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| description | The surface waves propagating in a cylindrical thin plasma layer are studied. The cylindrical plasma layer is sandwiched between two regions of different dielectric constants. The linear dispersion relation is obtained by starting from the fluid model and Maxwell’s equations. It is found that a hybridization occurred between the plasmonic oscillations and the acoustic excitation, which leads to a new surface mode in the present plasma system. Furthermore, it can be seen that the wave frequency is significantly tunable due to the optimization of the plasma parameters and the cylindrical geometry. Surface mode frequency can increase by increasing Fermi speed at low frequencies and approaching the light speed line. Using the present plasma layer model not only leads to a new coupling between the plasmonic oscillations and the acoustic excitation, but also provides a new mode that is more controllable due to the additional parameters of the model. The present results should be applicable for understanding the basic characteristics of plasma antenna, enantiomeric sensing devices and plasma-sensing based waveguides. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-e2511edcc43b471fbf08eeee2043e2cb2025-08-20T02:25:54ZengUniversity of TehranJournal of Sciences, Islamic Republic of Iran1016-11042345-69142022-03-01331657010.22059/jsciences.2021.318995.100762585047Cylindrical Surface Wave Propagation on a Thin Plasma LayerNeda Khoddam0Mehran Shahmansouri1Department of Physics, Faculty of Sciences, University of Arak, Arak, Islamic Republic of IranDepartment of Physics, Faculty of Sciences, University of Arak, Arak, Islamic Republic of IranThe surface waves propagating in a cylindrical thin plasma layer are studied. The cylindrical plasma layer is sandwiched between two regions of different dielectric constants. The linear dispersion relation is obtained by starting from the fluid model and Maxwell’s equations. It is found that a hybridization occurred between the plasmonic oscillations and the acoustic excitation, which leads to a new surface mode in the present plasma system. Furthermore, it can be seen that the wave frequency is significantly tunable due to the optimization of the plasma parameters and the cylindrical geometry. Surface mode frequency can increase by increasing Fermi speed at low frequencies and approaching the light speed line. Using the present plasma layer model not only leads to a new coupling between the plasmonic oscillations and the acoustic excitation, but also provides a new mode that is more controllable due to the additional parameters of the model. The present results should be applicable for understanding the basic characteristics of plasma antenna, enantiomeric sensing devices and plasma-sensing based waveguides.https://jsciences.ut.ac.ir/article_85047_3e0d3f468965466f5f0d9be72690e7bf.pdfsurface wavesplasma layerplasmon-polariton |
| spellingShingle | Neda Khoddam Mehran Shahmansouri Cylindrical Surface Wave Propagation on a Thin Plasma Layer Journal of Sciences, Islamic Republic of Iran surface waves plasma layer plasmon-polariton |
| title | Cylindrical Surface Wave Propagation on a Thin Plasma Layer |
| title_full | Cylindrical Surface Wave Propagation on a Thin Plasma Layer |
| title_fullStr | Cylindrical Surface Wave Propagation on a Thin Plasma Layer |
| title_full_unstemmed | Cylindrical Surface Wave Propagation on a Thin Plasma Layer |
| title_short | Cylindrical Surface Wave Propagation on a Thin Plasma Layer |
| title_sort | cylindrical surface wave propagation on a thin plasma layer |
| topic | surface waves plasma layer plasmon-polariton |
| url | https://jsciences.ut.ac.ir/article_85047_3e0d3f468965466f5f0d9be72690e7bf.pdf |
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