Martin McCall
Imperial College London
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Europe-United Kingdom
Top articles of Martin McCall
Title | Journal | Author(s) | Publication Date |
|---|---|---|---|
Light propagation in time-periodic bi-isotropic media | arXiv preprint arXiv:2404.11270 | Stefanos Fr Koufidis Theodoros T Koutserimpas Francesco Monticone Martin W McCall | 2024/4/17 |
Gyrotropy-Controlled Uniform Bragg Reflector | Stefanos Fr Koufidis Martin W McCall | 2023/9/11 | |
Temporal analog of Bragg gratings | Optics Letters | Stefanos Fr Koufidis Theodoros T Koutserimpas Martin W McCall | 2023/9/1 |
Broadband Bragg phenomenon in a uniform birefringent medium | Optics Letters | Martin W McCall Stefanos Fr Koufidis | 2023/3/1 |
A Novel Approach to Electromagnetic Constitutive Relations | Martin W McCall Paul Kinsler Jonathan Gratus | 2023/2/1 | |
Wavelength-independent Bragg-like reflection in uniaxial bi-anisotropic media | JOSA B | Stefanos Fr Koufidis Martin W McCall | 2023/11/1 |
Reverse circular Bragg phenomenon | Physical Review Research | Martin W McCall Stefanos Fr Koufidis | 2022/11/30 |
The surprising persistence of time-dependent quantum entanglement | New Journal of Physics | Paul Kinsler Martin W McCall Rupert F Oulton Alex S Clark | 2022/10/31 |
A new kind of Bragg phenomenon accessed through metadesign | Martin W McCall | 2022/5/24 | |
Möbius transformation and coupled-wave theory: complete identification of the transfer matrix | Physical Review A | Stefanos Fr Koufidis Martin W McCall | 2022/12/19 |
Charge Conservation: Temporary Singularities and Axions: An Analytic Solution that Challenges Charge Conservation (Ann. Phys. 6/2021). | Annalen der Physik | Jonathan Gratus Paul Kinsler Martin W McCall | 2021/6 |
Temporary singularities and axions: An analytic solution that challenges charge conservation | Annalen der Physik | Jonathan Gratus Paul Kinsler Martin W McCall | 2021/6 |
Catapult Description of Magnetic Fields and Forces | The Physics Teacher | Martin McCall Paul Kinsler Vijay Tymms | 2020/9/1 |
Electromagnetism, axions, and topology: a first-order operator approach to constitutive responses provides greater freedom | Physical Review A | Jonathan Gratus Martin W McCall Paul Kinsler | 2020/4/7 |
