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Interaction of terahertz radiation with composites based on track membranes with oriented metal nanowires
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Gorokhov G. V. 1, Zagorskiy D. L. 2, Valynets N. I. 1, Melnikov A.V. 1, Doludenko I. M. 2, Kanevskiy V. M. 2, Maksimenko S. A. 1
1 Institute for Nuclear Problems of Belarusian State University, Minsk, Belarus
2Kurchatov Complex Crystallography and Photonics, NRC “Kurchatov Institute” Moscow, Russia
Email: glebgorokhov@yandex.ru, dzagorskiy@gmail.com, nadezhda.volynets@gmail.com, alexander.melnikov.v@gmail.com, doludenko.i@yandex.ru, kanevsky@crys.ras.ru, sergey.maksimenko@gmail.com
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Electromagnetic properties of composites fabricated by matrix synthesis consisting of arrays of oriented nanowires with varying geometries embedded within growth matrices - polymer track-etched membranes - have been investigated in the terahertz frequency range. For these composites, a dependence of the transmission coefficient T of polarized terahertz radiation has been observed on both the angle between the nanowire inclination direction within the matrix and the electric field vector E, as well as on the geometric parameters of the nanowires. This dependence is shown to be determined by the nanowire tilt angle and the formation of an anisotropic percolation network within the composite. A model describing the development of such a percolation network as a function of the nanowire array geometry has been proposed. Keywords: composite materials, track-etched membranes, metal nanowires, terahertz radiation, radiation polarization.
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