Wave propagation and tunneling through periodic structures

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The phenomenon of tunneling manifests itself in nearly every field of physics. The ability to distinguish a wave tunneling through a barrier from one propagating is important for a number of applications. Here we explore the properties of the wave traveling through the band gap created by a lattice, either as a consequence of tunneling through the barrier or due to the presence of a pass band inside the gap. To observe the pass band for studying tunneling and propagating waves simultaneously, a localized lattice defect was introduced. The differences between the two phenomena are highlighted via waves' dispersion characteristics. © 2008 American Institute of Physics.

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Konoplev, I. V., MacInnes, P., Cross, A. W., Phelps, A. D. R., Fisher, L., & Ronald, K. (2008). Wave propagation and tunneling through periodic structures. Applied Physics Letters, 93(23). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3033826

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