Conformal mapping method for electromagnetic scattering at the boundary of an uniaxial crystal and a periodically corrugated perfect conductor

Conformal mapping method for electromagnetic scattering at the boundary of an uniaxial crystal and a periodically corrugated perfect conductor. A rigorous electromagnetic approach to wave scattering by one-dimensional, periodically corrugated interfaces between an uniaxial crystal and a perfect cond...

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spelling paper:paper_00304026_v102_n4_p147_Inchaussandague2023-06-08T14:56:09Z Conformal mapping method for electromagnetic scattering at the boundary of an uniaxial crystal and a periodically corrugated perfect conductor Boundary conditions Carrier communication Conformal mapping Differential equations Electric conductors Electromagnetic fields Electromagnetic wave diffraction Single crystals Corrugated interfaces Optic axis Perfectly conducting boundary Transformed propagation equations Triangular shape Electromagnetic wave scattering Conformal mapping method for electromagnetic scattering at the boundary of an uniaxial crystal and a periodically corrugated perfect conductor. A rigorous electromagnetic approach to wave scattering by one-dimensional, periodically corrugated interfaces between an uniaxial crystal and a perfect conductor is presented for the case of arbitrary orientations between the optic axis of the crystal and the mean interface. The fully vectorial treatment is first simplified by writing the total fields in terms of the components of the electric and magnetic fields along the grooves direction Then a coordinate transformation that maps the corrugated interface into a plane is used and the transformed propagation equations are solved by means of a differential method. The method presented here could be regarded as the extension to uniaxial-perfectly conducting boundaries of the conformal mapping method proposed by Nevière et al. for isotropic-perfectly conducting boundaries [1]. The new method is applied to study the diffraction of ordinary and extraordinary modes at a perfectly conducting boundary with grooves of triangular shape. 1996 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00304026_v102_n4_p147_Inchaussandague http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00304026_v102_n4_p147_Inchaussandague
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topic Boundary conditions
Carrier communication
Conformal mapping
Differential equations
Electric conductors
Electromagnetic fields
Electromagnetic wave diffraction
Single crystals
Corrugated interfaces
Optic axis
Perfectly conducting boundary
Transformed propagation equations
Triangular shape
Electromagnetic wave scattering
spellingShingle Boundary conditions
Carrier communication
Conformal mapping
Differential equations
Electric conductors
Electromagnetic fields
Electromagnetic wave diffraction
Single crystals
Corrugated interfaces
Optic axis
Perfectly conducting boundary
Transformed propagation equations
Triangular shape
Electromagnetic wave scattering
Conformal mapping method for electromagnetic scattering at the boundary of an uniaxial crystal and a periodically corrugated perfect conductor
topic_facet Boundary conditions
Carrier communication
Conformal mapping
Differential equations
Electric conductors
Electromagnetic fields
Electromagnetic wave diffraction
Single crystals
Corrugated interfaces
Optic axis
Perfectly conducting boundary
Transformed propagation equations
Triangular shape
Electromagnetic wave scattering
description Conformal mapping method for electromagnetic scattering at the boundary of an uniaxial crystal and a periodically corrugated perfect conductor. A rigorous electromagnetic approach to wave scattering by one-dimensional, periodically corrugated interfaces between an uniaxial crystal and a perfect conductor is presented for the case of arbitrary orientations between the optic axis of the crystal and the mean interface. The fully vectorial treatment is first simplified by writing the total fields in terms of the components of the electric and magnetic fields along the grooves direction Then a coordinate transformation that maps the corrugated interface into a plane is used and the transformed propagation equations are solved by means of a differential method. The method presented here could be regarded as the extension to uniaxial-perfectly conducting boundaries of the conformal mapping method proposed by Nevière et al. for isotropic-perfectly conducting boundaries [1]. The new method is applied to study the diffraction of ordinary and extraordinary modes at a perfectly conducting boundary with grooves of triangular shape.
title Conformal mapping method for electromagnetic scattering at the boundary of an uniaxial crystal and a periodically corrugated perfect conductor
title_short Conformal mapping method for electromagnetic scattering at the boundary of an uniaxial crystal and a periodically corrugated perfect conductor
title_full Conformal mapping method for electromagnetic scattering at the boundary of an uniaxial crystal and a periodically corrugated perfect conductor
title_fullStr Conformal mapping method for electromagnetic scattering at the boundary of an uniaxial crystal and a periodically corrugated perfect conductor
title_full_unstemmed Conformal mapping method for electromagnetic scattering at the boundary of an uniaxial crystal and a periodically corrugated perfect conductor
title_sort conformal mapping method for electromagnetic scattering at the boundary of an uniaxial crystal and a periodically corrugated perfect conductor
publishDate 1996
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00304026_v102_n4_p147_Inchaussandague
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00304026_v102_n4_p147_Inchaussandague
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