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Left-handed extensions of Maxwell's equations for metamaterials
Left-handed materials are commonly analyzed by using frequency-dependent parameters that include regions of negative permittivity and negative permeability in Maxwell's equations. An alternative approach is presented where both right-handed and left-handed behavior are supported by augmenting Maxwell's equations with additional terms. The proposed equations exhibit typical metamaterial behavior, including frequency bandgap and dispersion.