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In this paper, a wide-angle polarization-sensitive dual-band absorber at infrared wavelengths with a multilayer grating is reported. The simulation results show that the absorber has two absorption peaks at wavelengths λ = 1.365 μ m and λ = 3.035 μ m with the absorption magnitudes more than 0.97 and 0.99 for TM polarization (electric field perpendicular to the strips), respectively. And this absorber reflects almost all TE polarization (electric field parallel to the strips) light. The dual-band absorption peaks can be tuned by varying the width of the strips, and the absorption magnitudes are more than 0.9 for the dual-band absorption peaks for angles up to 70°.
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