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A theoretical investigation has been made of surface-magnetoplasmon-polariton modes in truncated superlattices using a local theory with retardation. The modes are characterized by electric fields that decrease exponentially away from each interface and that have an envelope that decreases exponentially away from the end of the truncated superlattice. The external magnetic field is taken to be parallel to the surface and perpendicular to the direction of propagation of the polariton. Numerical results are presented for several illustrative cases.
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