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Realization of ∈-negative-near-zero metamaterial liners for circular waveguides
This paper investigates the realization of epsilon-negative and near-zero (ENNZ) metamaterial liners for below-cutoff propagation in circular waveguides using an inductively loaded thin-wire grid composed of radially and azimuthally directed wires. Full-wave parametric simulations show how parameters such as periodicity in ρ, φ, and z, along with the degree of inductive loading can alter the dispersion of the structure's supported modes.