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Surface Conductivity example #124

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mahar opened this issue Oct 19, 2016 · 5 comments
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Surface Conductivity example #124

mahar opened this issue Oct 19, 2016 · 5 comments

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@mahar
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mahar commented Oct 19, 2016

Hello,

I would like to ask if there is a simple example on how to specify surface conductivity in the C++ interface.

@HomerReid
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If you have an example geometry in mind, particularly one for which known results exist, I will get it working in SCUFF-EM and create an example in the online documentation.

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mahar commented Oct 20, 2016

Thank you for the response!
A simple geometry is a simple slab of thickness, say, 20 microns with a 2D material on top. So probably I need two interfaces and define surface conductivity for one of them, correct?

In the following file I have some data for the surface conductivity of graphene (real and imaginary part) in [1/Ohm] for 1-10THz for E_F = 0.1eV and tau = 0.1ps.
http://www.mavidis.xyz/_files/graphene_01eV_T300_tau_01ps.txt (columns: frequency [THz], real(sigma), imag(sigma))

I have calculated the transmission and reflection for a slab of 20 microns thickness, eps = 2.9 and normal incidence using transfer matrix:
http://www.mavidis.xyz/_files/graphene_T_R_slab20um_eps2_9_Ef01eV.dat (columns: frequency [THz], T, R)

I know that one way to do that is to consider the 2D material as a very thin slab but it would be much more useful for me to define it via surface conductivity.

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Thanks for doing the work of providing this example calculation. This is something I've been meaning to get around to for a long time, and it's something that other people have asked for, so I am now officially working on it starting today. Unfortunately, I am extremely slow and pedantic, so it's hard to say exactly when it will be ready to go, but I will keep you posted.

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mahar commented Oct 30, 2016

Thank you!

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Thanks for doing the work of providing this example calculation. This is
something I've been meaning to get around to for a long time, and it's
something that other people have asked for, so I am now officially working
on it starting today. Unfortunately, I am extremely slow and pedantic, so
it's hard to say exactly when it will be ready to go, but I will keep you
posted.


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I'm also interested in this feature.

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