Abstract
Plasmonic and guided modes of a waveguide constituted by metal walls and a magnetic dielectric core are investigated to reveal how their dispersion and optical field distribution are influenced by a toroidal (azimuthal) magnetization of the core. A phenomenon of the magneto-optical nonreciprocity both in wavenumber and in attenuation coefficient is identified and investigated. It is shown that in the coaxial golden waveguide with the iron-garnet core the nonreciprocity effect reaches maximal values for the plasmonic modes at frequencies above . The effect is of opposite sign for the two types of the plasmonic modes and its value can be tuned by adjusting the geometrical parameters.
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