Abstract
We correct mistakes in [Opt. Mater. Express 13, 2274 (2023) [CrossRef] ]. These corrections lead to the re-phrasing of the conclusions of the original paper.
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Errata
This erratum corrects Eq. (25) of [1]. It is now replaced by the following version:
Finally, we see that the Q-factors of the lattice modes, defined as $Q_{m0}^{L + } ={-} \textrm{Re} \kappa _{m0}^{L + }/2{\mathop{\rm Im}\nolimits} \kappa _{m0}^{L + }$ provided that the mode is on the top sheet of the corresponding RA, are given by
This analysis shows that if the graphene strip grating is suspended in the free space, then the E-polarized lattice mode poles are located on the bottom sheets of the corresponding RAs, which are the field function branch points. If the grating is supported by a whatever thin dielectric substrate, their complex-frequency poles get shifted to the red side and can emerge on the top sheets. The shift from RAs is controlled by the wave length of the guided waves of the dielectric slab substrate.
Funding
National Research Foundation of Ukraine (2020-02-150).
Disclosures
The authors declare no conflicts of interest.
Data availability
Corrected Eqs. (25) and (27) may be readily reproduced by the reader by using the expressions and formulas explicitly provided in the paper.
References
1. F. O. Yevtushenko, S. V. Dukhopelnykov, Y. G. Rapoport, T. L. Zinenko, R. Sauleau, and A. I. Nosich, “Tunability of non-plasmon resonances in E-polarized terahertz wave scattering from microsize graphene strip-on-substrate grating,” Opt. Mater. Express 13(8), 2274–2287 (2023). [CrossRef]