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Transparency effect based on hybridization interaction in individual metamaterial resonator

In this paper, we demonstrate that the transparency effect based on the hybridization interaction can be achieved in individual three-gap split ring resonator (SRR). When the symmetry of the SRR metamaterial is broken, a pronounced transparency window appears in transmission spectrum. The resonance nature of the transparency effect is analyzed by employing the plasmonic hybridization. Numerical simulations also validate the strong dispersion property and the slow light property of the plasmonic metamaterial, which results in our plasmonic metamaterial that can be exploited to design terahertz slow light devices.