We propose to use double negative (DNG) metamaterial slabs to build effective super-absorbers and perfect nanodetectors for single divergent sources. We demonstrate by numerical simulations that an absorbing nanoparticle properly placed inside a DNG slab back-covered with a perfect electric conductor or perfect magnetic conductor mirror can absorb up to 100% radiation energy of a single dipole ...

This paper presents a method for implementing off-grid boundary conditions (BCs) within Yee’s Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) method, without disturbing the existing uniform mesh or changing the standard FDTD code. Both perfect electric conductor (PEC) and perfect magnetic conductor (PMC) walls are considered. The field values at off-grid virtual boundaries are obtained by extrapolation of...

Surface plasmon modes at terahertz-infrared waveband in subwavelength graphene wedge and groove waveguides are investigated, which can be categorized into perfect electric conductor and perfect magnetic conductor symmetric modes with different propagation characteristics. The electromagnetic near-fields are localized strongly in different regions for these two kinds of modes. Moreover, these mo...

We rigorously derive the leading order terms in asymptotic expansions for the scattered electric and magnetic fields in the presence of a small object at distances that are large compared to its size. Our expansions hold for fixed wavenumber when the scatterer is a (lossy) homogeneous dielectric object with constant material parameters or a perfect conductor. We also derive the corresponding le...

Abstract: This paper proposes a new control strategy for bidirectional DC-DC converter. This strategy aims at controlling a bidirectional DC-DC converter to behave like a virtual conductor. As a matter of fact, the voltage difference between the terminals of any conductor is zero volts. Conversely, the main target of this proposed control strategy is to keep the voltage difference between the c...

where u represents the temperature generated by the electric current flowing through a conductor, φ the electric potential, σ(u) and k(u) are, respectively, the electric and thermal conductivities. For more description, we refer to [5, 6, 7, 8, 11] among others. We recall also that the Euler forward method was used by several authors to treat semidiscretization of nonlinear parabolic problems, ...

Targeting the transition from a coaxial wave guide to a coplanar wave guide (CPW), a microwave and millimeter-wave wide-band coaxial-to-coplanar transition is proposed. This design connects the coaxial inner conductor to the CPW center conductor in a perpendicular manner to directly couple, on the same plane, the radial high-frequency electric field in the coax to the gap between the CPW’s cent...

In this paper basic mathematical and physical concepts of the biomagnetic inverse problem are reviewed with some new approaches. The forward problem is discussed for both homogeneous and inhomogeneous media. Geselowitz' formulae and a surface integral equation are presented to handle a piecewise homogeneous conductor. The special cases of a spherically symmetric conductor and a horizontally lay...

A South American gymnotid, Eigenmannia, is known to be a kind of weak electric fish, producing continuously the electric organ discharge with an intensity of about 1 V. and a constant frequency of about 300 cyc./sec. at 25 C. (Coates, Altamirano & Grundfest, 1954; Lissmann, 1958). The frequency is a function of temperature, with a Q10 of about 1*5. At a fixed temperature, however, the discharge...

[1] Green’s function analysis of ideal hard surface circular waveguides is proposed with application to excitation and scattering problems. A decomposition of the hard surface waveguide into perfect electric conductor and perfect magnetic conductor waveguides allows the representation of dyadic Green’s function in terms of transverse electric (TE) and transverse magnetic (TM) waveguide modes, r...