February 2019
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1520 pages
54h 29m
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Paul Karl Ludwig Drude (1863–1906), a German physicist, worked toward integrating optics with Maxwell’s electromagnetics. He forged a theory, commonly known as the Drude model, for describing the behavior of electrons in metals.
Viktor Georgievich Veselago (born 1929), a Russian physicist, established theoretically in the 1960s that materials whose electric permittivity and magnetic permeability were both negative would exhibit unexpected and unusual properties.
Sir John Pendry (born 1943), a British theoretical physicist, showed in 2000 that a slab of negative-index material acts as a lens with theoretically perfect focus. In 2006, he proposed the ...
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