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[edit]Scattering from multi-layered metamaterials using wave matrices
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Cotuk, Umit. |
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Scattering from multi-layered metamaterials using wave matrices |
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Monterey California. Naval Postgraduate School |
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The complex permittivity ( )Ì and permeability ( æ) of a material determine the response of the material to electromagnetic radiation. Usually, the real parts of Ì and æ are positive for naturally occurring materials at microwave frequencies. Metamaterials are engineered media that are designed to have either a negative permittivity or permeability or both. Negative permeability and negative permittivity would cause electromagnetic waves traveling through this medium to exhibit unusual characteristics such as power flow in a direction opposite to the phase velocity. In this thesis, the wave matrix approach is used to calculate the total reflection and transmission coefficients of a multilayered structure. The method is applicable to all types of materials, including metamaterials. Several layered configurations are studied including both metamaterial and conventional dielectric layers. A MATLAB program is developed to examine the effects of frequency, angle of incidence and polarization. The results are compared to published data. Potential applications of metamaterials are also discussed. Subjects: Systems engineering; Electromagnetic waves |
| Language | English |
| Publication date | September 2005 |
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IA Collections: navalpostgraduateschoollibrary; fedlink |
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scatteringfrommu109452115 |
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