Abstract
One-dimensional hybrid photonic quasicrystals made of superconductor (HgBa2Ca2Cu3O8+δ) and Dielectric (Si) materials are theoretically investigated by the Gorter Casimir two fluid model (GCTFM) and the transfer matrix method (TMM). The proposed quasicrystals super-lattices are built according the ternary configuration GF/GTM/GF. Where, GF and GTM are the generalized Fibonacci and Thue-Morse sequences, respectively. An interesting multi- photonic band gaps (m-PBGs) are achieved for suitable hybrid quasiperiodic system. The characteristic of these m-PBGs can be manipulated by the temperature of the superconductor and pressure of the system. The transmittance spectra exhibit tunable resonant peaks within the m-PBGs very sensitive to photonic system parameters. A superconducting resonator can be achieved by tuning the temperature, pressure, and thicknesses of the photonic system materials.