Hyperbolic Weyl point in reciprocal chiral metamaterial
Meng Xiao, Qian Lin, Shanhui Fan

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates the existence of Weyl points in reciprocal chiral metamaterials with broken inversion symmetry, showing their physical realization and classification into type-I or type-II based on non-local responses.
Contribution
It introduces a new class of non-centrosymmetric metamaterials with Weyl points and provides a practical design for realizing type-II Weyl points.
Findings
Weyl points exist in reciprocal chiral metamaterials with time reversal symmetry.
The metamaterials can exhibit either type-I or type-II Weyl points.
A physical realization using elliptical helix-shaped metal wires is demonstrated.
Abstract
We report the existence of Weyl points in a class of non-central symmetric metamaterials, which has time reversal symmetry, but does not have inversion symmetry due to chiral coupling between electric and magnetic fields. This class of metamaterial exhibits either type-I or type-II Weyl points depending on its non-local response. We also provide a physical realization of such metamaterial consisting of an array of metal wires in the shape of elliptical helixes which exhibits type-II Weyl points.
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