Structured Surfaces as Optical Metamaterials

Alexei A. Maradudin dives into the fascinating realm of structured surfaces and their potential as optical metamaterials. He meticulously explores how these innovative surfaces can manipulate light in unprecedented ways, opening avenues for advanced technologies in optics and photonics. From the fundamentals of wave interactions with structured materials to their applications in developing cutting-edge devices, Maradudin offers a comprehensive look at the science behind optical metamaterials.

The book not only delves into theoretical concepts but also emphasizes practical implications. Through a blend of mathematical rigor and accessible explanations, readers are guided through complex topics that bridge science and engineering. Maradudin’s work stands as a pivotal reference for researchers and students alike, illuminating the potential of structured surfaces to revolutionize the way light is utilized in various applications, from telecommunications to imaging systems.