Abstract
By allowing complex angles of incidence and scattering in the grating equation, several types of surface modes are obtained. One of these is a forced surface wave associated with “end-fire,” and another is a “broadside” mode. Experimental data are shown which correlate these modes with dispersion phenomena in periodic dielectrics. The introduction of imaginary angles in scalar optics theory is shown to give a prediction of recent experimental supergain data.
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