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In this article a new one-dimensional ternary photonic crystal was introduced and its dependence on temperature and thickness and withs of band gap with diffrent angle of radiation in fixed temperature was studied. In this work composition of two dielectrics , and two liquid crystals , structures have proposed. The results show that width of band gap increased with increasing temperature and width of band gap eather increasing and shift to shorter wavelength with increasing angle of radiation in fixed temperature.
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