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Strong nonreciprocal thermal radiation based on topological edge state in one-dimensional photonic crystal with Weyl semimetal by Min Luo; Yu Xiao is a Engineering article available to read on EtoBox.
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Kirchhoff's law is the theoretical basis for characterizing thermal radiation. The construction of nonreciprocal thermal radiation needs to violate Kirchhoff's law, in which its existing methods usually utilize the magneto-optical effect with an external magnetic field. However, natural materials' relatively weak magneto-optical response in the thermal wavelength range requires a strong or moderate magnetic field. Fortunately, the unique topologically nontrivial electronic state and inherent time-reversal symmetry breaking of Weyl semimetals can exhibit highly unusual and extremely large gyrotropic optical responses in the mid-infrared band without an external magnetic field, which provides a new way to violate Kirchhoff's law. This work theoretically investigates the nonreciprocity of a multilayer structure in which a Weyl semimetal is embedded in two one-dimensional photonic crystals. The results show that the absorptivity and emissivity of the structure almost completely violate Kirchhoff's law over a broad range of angles (7° ∼ 51°) and frequencies (56.4 THz ∼ 65.3 THz) without any external magnetic field. We also discuss the effects of the incident angle, the axial vector of t
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- Author
- Min Luo; Yu Xiao
- Publisher
- Elsevier BV
- Published
- 2023
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Engineering (Physical Sciences)