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Dual-band, Dynamically Tunable Plasmonic Metamaterial Absorbers Based on Graphene for Terahertz Frequencies

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TABLE 1. Parameters of graphene
Figure 1. Unit cell of the absorber: (a) perpective, (b) top view
Figure 3. Distribution of the real part, (a) and the imaginary part, (b) of the graphene impedance (Ω) versus its chemical potential (horizontal axis) and the frequency range (vertical axis)
Figure 7.  Absorption of dual-band design versus graphen’s chemical potential

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