The electromagnetic fields in the interior of dielectric gratings are calculated. We find a strong polarization effect on the spatially dependent local fields. It is studied as a function of the photon wavelength and the grating period. The electrodynamic polarization effect strongly modifies the absorption and emission properties of wire gratings.
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