Nonlinear Space-Time Metamaterials: Conceptual Distinctions Experimental Implementation and Practical Applications
Nonlinear Space-Time Metamaterials: Conceptual Distinctions Experimental Implementation and Practical Applications
S. Taravati
Abstract
This study presents an in-depth analysis of nonlinear space-time metamaterials, focusing on their theoretical foundation, band structure properties, experimental realization, and applications in cutting-edge telecommunication and quantum technologies. By contrasting these materials with their linear counterparts, we underscore the pivotal role of nonlinearity and space-time modulation in shaping their unique characteristics. Nonlinear space-time metamaterials, exemplified by systems incorporating space-time-varying Josephson junctions, exhibit complex dispersion behaviors attributable to their non-linear current-voltage relationships and quantum mechanical dynamics.
