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On the spectrum of a holomorphic operator-valued function with applications to absorptive photonic crystals

EngstrÖm, Christian LU (2010) In Mathematical Models and Methods in Applied Sciences 20(8). p.1319-1341
Abstract

We study electromagnetic wave propagation in a periodic and frequency dependent material characterized by a space- and frequency-dependent complex-valued permittivity. The spectral parameter relates to the time-frequency, leading to spectral analysis of a holomorphic operator-valued function. We apply the Floquet transform and show for a fixed quasi-momentum that the resulting family of spectral problems has a spectrum consisting of at most countably many isolated eigenvalues of finite multiplicity. These eigenvalues depend continuously on the quasi-momentum and no nonzero real eigenvalue exists when the material is absorptive. Moreover, we reformulate the special case of a rational operator-valued function in terms of a polynomial... (More)

We study electromagnetic wave propagation in a periodic and frequency dependent material characterized by a space- and frequency-dependent complex-valued permittivity. The spectral parameter relates to the time-frequency, leading to spectral analysis of a holomorphic operator-valued function. We apply the Floquet transform and show for a fixed quasi-momentum that the resulting family of spectral problems has a spectrum consisting of at most countably many isolated eigenvalues of finite multiplicity. These eigenvalues depend continuously on the quasi-momentum and no nonzero real eigenvalue exists when the material is absorptive. Moreover, we reformulate the special case of a rational operator-valued function in terms of a polynomial operator pencil and study two-component dispersive and absorptive crystals in detail.

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Bloch wave, Floquet theory, Maxwell's equations, nonlinear eigenvalue problem, operator pencil, photonic crystal
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Mathematical Models and Methods in Applied Sciences
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20
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8
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23 pages
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World Scientific Publishing
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0218-2025
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10.1142/S0218202510004611
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  title        = {{On the spectrum of a holomorphic operator-valued function with applications to absorptive photonic crystals}},
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  doi          = {{10.1142/S0218202510004611}},
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