ELECTROMAGNETIC SCATTERING FROM BI-PERIODIC FABRIC STRUCTURES

An inverse electromagnetic scattering problem for periodic chiral structures

In this paper, we study the reconstruction of the chirality admittance of periodic chiral structures. The media is homogeneous and the structure is periodic in one direction and invariant in another direction. The electromagnetic fields inside the chiral medium are governed by Maxwell equations together with the Drude-Born-Fedorov equations. We simplify the problem to a two-dimensional inverse ...

Electromagnetic scattering by periodic structures with sign-changing coefficients

We analyze well-posedness of a scattering problem of time-harmonic electromagnetic waves by periodic structures with sign-changing coefficients. Transmission problems for Maxwell’s equations with sign-changing coefficients in bounded domains have been recently studied by Bonnet-Ben Dhia and co-workers in the so-called T -coercivity framework. In this article we generalize such framework for per...

Coordinate transformation formulation of electromagnetic scattering from imperfectly periodic surfaces.

This paper considers the electromagnetic scattering problem of periodically corrugated surface with local imperfection of structural periodicity, and presents a formulation based on the coordinate transformation method (C-method). The C-method is originally developed to analyze the plane-wave scattering from perfectly periodic structures, and uses the pseudo-periodic property of the fields. The...

An analysis of electromagnetic scattering from finite-width strips

A New Theorem Concerning Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves in Multilayered Metamaterial Spherical Structures

The proposed theorem in this paper is indicative of a kind of duality in the propagation of waves in the dual media of and in the spherical structures. Independent of wave frequency, the number of layers, their thickness, and the type of polarization, this theorem holds true in case of any change in any of these conditions. Theorem: Consider a plane wave incident on a multilayered spheric...