The Combined Effects of Chiral Operation in Multilayered Bianisotropic Substrates

Yin, W. Y.; Nan, G. H.; Wolff, I.

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“…As is evident from this equation, the key ingredients of various system matrices α , β , Λ have been clearly identified. Their concise appearance is mostly appreciated in view of the previous expressions of matrix elements via a number of auxiliary notations in rather elaborated forms [63], [73]. Note that the usual duality relationships which can be handy in the course of their derivation are immediately apparent from our presentation above [61], [65].…”

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Hybrid matrix method for stable analysis of wave propagation in multilayered complex media

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Hybrid matrix method for stable analysis of wave propagation in multilayered complex media

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Reflection and transmission characteristics of bianisotropic slabs with(out) a soft and hard surface: Clarification of the magnetic group of symmetry

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1999

Microw. Opt. Technol. Lett.

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A comparative investigation is performed for examining the co‐ and cross‐polarized reflection and transmission characteristics of some bianisotropic slabs with or without a backed soft and hard surface (SHS), respectively. The bianisotropic models treated here possess certain magnetic groups of symmetries, such as D∞(C∞) and D∞h(C∞ν). Numerical examples are presented to show the effects resulting from changing the magnetic groups as well as the conductivity direction on SHS on the co‐ and cross‐polarized reflection and transmission coefficients. Some generalized relations are found and discussed. ©1999 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Microwave Opt Technol Lett 21: 351–356, 1999.

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The Combined Effects of Chiral Operation in Multilayered Bianisotropic Substrates

Cited by 13 publications

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Hybrid matrix method for stable analysis of wave propagation in multilayered complex media

Hybrid matrix method for stable analysis of wave propagation in multilayered complex media

Reflection and transmission characteristics of bianisotropic slabs with(out) a soft and hard surface: Clarification of the magnetic group of symmetry

Complex Media

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