Subcell Method for Modeling Metallic Resonators in Metamaterials
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All-Dielectric Infrared Metamaterials
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Negative-Index Metamaterial Designs at Microwave Frequencies Based on Degenerate Dielectric Resonators
IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters
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Impact of Time-Varying Loads on the Programmable Pulsed Power Driver Called Genesis
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ICEAA (International Conference on Electromagnetics in Advanced Applications
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Perturbation Theory in the Design of Degenerate Dielectric Metamaterial Resonators
IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation
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A Quick and Easy Simulation Procedure To Aid in Metamaterial Unit Cell Design
IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters
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Subcell Models with Application to Split-Ring Resonators in the Infrared
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Impact of Time Varying Loads on the Programmable Pulsed Power Driver Called GENESIS
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Modeling Braided Shields via Multipole Representations for the Braid Charges and Currents
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Low-Loss Infrared Metamaterials: New Architectures and Unconventional Materials
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Time harmonic two-dimensional cavity scar statistics: Convex mirrors and bowtie
Electromagnetics
This article examines the localization of time harmonic high-frequency modal fields in two-dimensional cavities along periodic paths between opposing sides of the cavity. The cases where these orbits lead to unstable localized modes are known as scars. This article examines the enhancements for these unstable orbits when the opposing mirrors are convex, constructing the high-frequency field in the scar region using elliptic cylinder coordinates in combination with a random reflection phase from the outer chaotic region. The enhancements when the cavity is symmetric as well as asymmetric about the orbit are examined. © Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.
Emergence of the Positive Column in an Atmospheric Air Discharge
Transactions on Plasma on Images in Plasma Science
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Infrared Dielectric Resonator Metamaterial
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Subcell Models with Application to Split-Ring Resonators in the Infrared
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Subcell Models with Application to Split-Ring Resonators
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Modeling of periodic structures in layered media using EIGER : leaky wave antennas and meta materials
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Experimental Demonstration of an Infrared Cubic Dielectric Resonator Metamaterial
Science
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Time Harmonic Two Dimensional Cavity Scar Statistics: Concave Mirrors and Stadium
Electromagnetics
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An effective media toolset for use in metamaterial design
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A Group Theory Approach to Tailored Electromagnetic Properties of Metamaterials: An Inverse Problem Solution
Physical Review A
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An effective media toolset for use in metamaterial design
This paper introduces an effective-media toolset that can be used for the design of metamaterial structures based on metallic components such as split-ring resonators and dipoles, as well as dielectric spherical resonators. For demonstration purposes the toolset will be used to generate infrared metamaterial designs, and the predicted performances will be verified with full-wave numerical simulations.
A Metamaterial Design Procedure with Application to an Infrared Negative-Index Layer Based on Single-Species Particles
IEEE Antennas and Wireless Propagation Letters
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Electromagnetic coupling between transmitters and electro-explosive devices located within an enclosure
This report documents calculations conducted to determine if 42 low-power transmitters located within a metallic enclosure can initiate electro-explosive devices (EED) located within the same enclosure. This analysis was performed for a generic EED no-fire power level of 250 mW. The calculations show that if the transmitters are incoherent, the power available is 32 mW - approximately one-eighth of the assumed level even with several worst-case assumptions in place.
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