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Quasinormal modes of Floquet media slabs
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Vial, Benjamin
, Craster, Richard V
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Dynamic control
/ Eigenvalues
/ Electromagnetic radiation
/ Gain-Loss
/ Metamaterials
/ Optical properties
/ Reduced order models
2025
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Quasinormal modes of Floquet media slabs
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Vial, Benjamin
, Craster, Richard V
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Dynamic control
/ Eigenvalues
/ Electromagnetic radiation
/ Gain-Loss
/ Metamaterials
/ Optical properties
/ Reduced order models
2025
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Quasinormal modes of Floquet media slabs
2025
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Overview
Exploiting non-Hermitian wave-matter interactions in time-modulated media to enable the dynamic control of electromagnetic waves requires advanced theoretical tools. In this article we bridge concepts from photonic quasinormal modes (QNMs) and time-varying metamaterials providing the foundation for designing dynamic optical devices with prescribed scattering properties. Establishing the QNM framework for slabs with time-periodic permittivity, and solving the associated nonlinear eigenvalue problem, allows us to derive the QNM expansion capturing the resonant features of the system. This reduced-order model enables highly efficient computation of scattered fields while revealing insight into how modulation couples to resonant modes, creating tailored gain-loss engineering. Our approach is validated through numerical experiments on time-modulated systems, and we design strategies to engineer tailored excitations selectively amplifying or suppressing specific modal contributions.
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Cornell University Library, arXiv.org
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