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Propagation of light in a negative dispersion regime (antiparallel phase and group velocities) may be attributed to either fast light or a backward wave. We show that by applying causality, only one of these is valid for each scenario. A nanoplasmonic structure is shown to support both types of solution depending on the parameters.
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Feigenbaum et al. (2009) studied this question.
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