Dynamical Green's function theory to study the optical phenomena related to metamaterials

We combine a space-time Lorentz transformation with a dyadic Green's function technique to establish a general and rigorous dynamical theory, which can be employed to study the optical phenomena occurring in a moving environment. As the applications of this method, we studied the Doppler effects of a source moving near a metamaterial slab and the super imaging effect achieved by a moving metamaterial lens. Many interesting anomalous phenomena were discovered, induced typically by the interplays between the source and the surface waves of the metamaterial slab.