SURFACE PLASMONS AND DIFFRACTION OF PLANE WAVES IN METALLIC FILMS AND GRAPHENE STRUCTURES
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We consider the electric and magnetic surface plasmons in the structures with dielectric and metallic layers, or graphene sheets. The conditions of existence of backward and forward waves and the slow and fast plasmon-polaritons are obtained. We also consider the plasmons and plane wave diffraction for the layer of hyperbolic metamaterial.

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diffraction, metallic film, graphene, plasmons, hyperbolic metamaterial
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