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Modeling of graphene conductivity using FDTD in the near infrared frequency
This paper investigates the modeling of graphene interband conductivity in near infared frequency range. First, the interband graphene conductivity is incorporated in surface boundary condition (SBC). Then, SBC is applied in finite-difference time domain (FDTD) method for modeling graphene sheet. Moreover, auxiliary differential equation (ADE) is used to characterize frequency dependent graphene conductivity in FDTD method. Advantages, accuracy, applicability and stability of the proposed method are analyzed by numerical examples. The method is validated by comparing the existing analytical results. This method can be easily implemented to model the graphene interband conductivity for optical device applications.