This analysis uncovers the goos-hänchen shift enhancement in quasi-plane waves at reflection peaks, indicating the influence of beam width.
Goos-Hänchen shift of normally incident optical beam to meta-grating consisted of magneto-optical material are studied. The meta-grating is consisted of compound grating of magneto-optical rod on top of a dielectric slab, which induces zone-folding quasi-bound states in the continuum at the $Γ$ point with non-zero group velocity. By applying stationary-phase theory, the Goos-Hänchen shift of normally incident quasi-plane wave are found to be enhanced at the reflection peak. Simulations of normally incident Gaussian beam with finite beam width show that the Goos-Hänchen shift is dependent on the beam width.
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