Creating and controlling band gaps in periodic media with small resonators
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Abstract: We investigate spectral properties of the Neumann Laplacian on a periodic unbounded domain depending on a small parameter . The domain is obtained by removing from families of -periodically distributed small resonators. We prove that the spectrum of has at least gaps. The first gaps converge as to some intervals whose location and lengths can be controlled by a suitable choice the resonators; other gaps (if any) go to infinity. An application to the theory of photonic crystals is discussed.
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