How does higher substrate permittivity reduce the unit-to-wavelength ratio?

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hi friends, can anybody clear my concept about the following sentence.

" if we use substrates with higher permittivity, like quartz or GaAs that has been used in previous successful experiments, the unit cell will have smaller unit-to-wavelength ratio".
 
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You obviously took the quote from somewhere. It is the policy of this subforum that you must cite your sources as one would when writing a scientific paper.

So please do that. Otherwise, it is difficult to have a clearer picture of the larger context.

Zz.
 
As a guess...

It's just a roundabout way of saying denser substances have a higher permittivity (generally speaking).

But yeah, we can't be sure without knowing the context of the statement.

Claude.