Tunable Double Plasmon-Induced Transparency Windowsin Metamaterial Formed by Symmetric Graphene and Split Ring Resonators Structure

FAN Tian-xin; ZHANG Hui-fang; LI Yong; HE Ying; WANG Yang; SUN Xue-mei

doi:10.3788/gzxb20174608.0816004

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