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Metasurface Electromagnetics : The Cagniard-DeHoop Time-Domain Approach.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Stumpf, Martin.
Series:
Electromagnetic Waves
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Electromagnetism.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (441 pages)
Edition:
1st ed.
Other Title:
Metasurface Electromagnetics
Place of Publication:
Norman : Institution of Engineering & Technology, 2022.
Summary:
The book provides original analytical and computational methodologies for solving the EM interaction with modern metasurface structures. New sophisticated modeling methods and closed-form solutions are explored, thereby providing enablers for future developments of thin-layer-based technologies.
Contents:
Intro
Contents
About the author
Foreword
Preface
Acknowledgments
List of acronyms
List of symbols
1. Introduction
1.1 Synopsis
1.2 Prerequisites
References
2. Cagniard-DeHoop technique
2.1 A concise survey of joint transform methods
2.2 EM radiation in a layered medium
2.3 Concluding remarks
3. Thin-sheet high-contrast saltus-type conditions
3.1 Problem formulation
3.2 Transition conditions for a thin high-contrast layer with dielectric and conductive properties
3.3 Transition conditions for a thin high-contrast layer with combined magnetic and dielectric properties
4. Pulsed EM-field response of an infinite metasurface
4.1 Pulsed EM plane-wave induced response of a metasurface
4.2 Pulsed EM line-source induced response of a metasurface
4.3 Dipole-excited pulsed EM signal transfers via a metasurface
4.4 Concluding remarks
5. Pulsed EM-field surface phenomena on thin sheets
5.1 Pulsed EM line-source excited surface effects
5.2 Pulsed EM loop-excited surface effects above a layer with dielectric and conductive properties
5.3 Illustrative examples
6. Pulsed EM-field diffraction by semi-infinite sheets
6.1 Pulsed EM diffraction by a semi-infinite PEC sheet
6.2 Pulsed EM diffraction by a semi-infinite sheet with conductive and dielectric properties
6.3 Pulsed EM diffraction by the junction of two coplanar semi-infinite sheets with conductive and dielectric properties
6.4 Pulsed EM diffraction by a semi-infinite metasurface
6.5 Pulsed EM diffraction by the junction of two coplanar semi-infinite metasurfaces
6.6 Kirchhoff diffraction by semi-infinite sheets
7. Pulsed EM-field scattering by narrow metastrips
7.1 Pulsed EM scattering by a narrow PEC strip.
7.2 Pulsed EM scattering by a narrow strip with conductive and dielectric properties
7.3 Pulsed EM scattering by a narrow metastrip
7.4 Concluding remarks
8. Pulsed EM-field scattering by bounded metasurfaces in a homogeneous embedding
8.1 Pulsed EM scattering by a bounded PEC screen
8.2 Pulsed EM scattering by a bounded screen with conductive and dielectric properties
8.3 Pulsed EM scattering by a bounded metasurface
9. Pulsed EM-field scattering by bounded and narrow screens in a layered embedding
9.1 Pulsed EM scattering by a bounded screen above the PEC ground
9.2 Pulsed EM scattering by a bounded screen on a dielectric half-space
9.3 Pulsed EM scattering by a bounded screen on a grounded dielectric slab
9.4 Concluding remarks
10. Pulsed EM-field coupling between bounded and narrow conductive screens
10.1 Problem formulation
10.2 Problem solution
11. Pulsed EM-field coupling between bounded and narrow metasurfaces
11.1 Problem formulation
11.2 Problem solution
11.3 Narrow-screen approximation
11.4 Illustrative examples
12. Pulsed EM-field scattering by 3-D bounded metasurfaces
12.1 Pulsed EM scattering by a bounded 3-D screen with dielectric and conductive properties
12.2 Pulsed EM scattering by a bounded 3-D metasurface
12.3 Pulsed EM scattering by a small rectangular screen
12.4 Illustrative examples
12.5 Concluding remarks
13. Pulsed EM-field scattering by apertures
13.1 Pulsed EM scattering by a bounded slot
13.2 Pulsed EM scattering by narrow slots
13.3 Pulsed EM scattering by a bounded aperture
13.4 Pulsed EM scattering by a small rectangular aperture
13.5 Illustrative examples
13.6 Concluding remarks
References.
14. Pulsed EM plane-wave scattering by time-varying metasurfaces
14.1 Pulsed EM plane-wave induced response of a time-varying PEC/PMC metasurface
14.2 Pulsed EM plane-wave induced response of a time-varying conductive sheet
14.3 Concluding remarks
15. Pulsed EM response of transmission lines over a metasurface
15.1 Transmission line above a PEC plane
15.2 Transmission line above a layer with dielectric and conductive properties
15.3 Transmission line above a metasurface
15.4 Concluding remarks
16. Miscellaneous applications
16.1 Loop-to-loop pulsed EM close-range signal transfer via a conductive sheet
16.2 Loop-to-loop pulsed EM signal transfer via a plasmonic sheet
16.3 A Kirchhoff-approximation-based analysis of a slot-excited resonator antenna
Appendix A: Diffracted-wave amplitude
Appendix B: Impeditivity array of a PEC screen
Appendix C: Plane-wave excitation array
Appendix D: Impeditivity array of a screen with conductive and dielectric properties
Appendix E: Admittivity array of a PMC screen
Appendix F: Modified impeditivity array
Appendix G: Interface impeditivity array
Appendix H: Slab impeditivity array
Appendix I: Modified admittivity array
Appendix J: Coupling array of noncoplanar metasurfaces
Appendix K: Impedance array of a 3-D screen with dielectric and conductive properties
Appendix L: Recursive convolution technique
Index.
Notes:
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
1-83724-522-3
1-5231-4670-2
1-83953-614-4
OCLC:
1336989782

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