Polarization-insensitive plasmonic-induced transparency in planar metamaterial consisting of a regular triangle and a ring

In this article, we demonstrate plasmonic-induced optical transparency (PIT) in a planar metamaterial consisting of a metallic regular triangle (RT) embedded in a ring nanostructure. The interference between the bright dipole mode of the RT and the dark quadrupole mode of the ring leads to the emergence of a transparent window in the visible regime. By combining nanostructures with different degrees of symmetry, the PIT transmission properties of our metamaterial remain stable with respect to the incident polarization, showing polarization-insensitivity to the incident wave. The transmission efficiency of the PIT peak for different polarizations can be maintained at greater than 95.77% with a fluctuation range of 0.01% in our calculation accuracy.