Application of the differential method to uniaxial gratings with an infinite number of refraction channels: Scalar case
The differential method (also called the C method) is applied to the diffraction of linearly polarized plane waves at a periodically corrugated boundary between vacuum and a linear, homogeneous, uniaxial, dielectric-magnetic medium characterized by hyperbolic dispersion equations. Numerical results...
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paper:paper_00304018_v258_n2_p90_Depine2023-06-08T14:56:01Z Application of the differential method to uniaxial gratings with an infinite number of refraction channels: Scalar case Depine, Ricardo Angel Inchaussandague, Marina Elizabeth Anisotropy Diffraction Elliptic dispersion equation Grating Hyperbolic dispersion equation Negative refraction Anisotropy Diffraction gratings Dispersion (waves) Harmonic analysis Light polarization Rayleigh fading Elliptic dispersion equation Grating Hyperbolic dispersion equation Negative refraction Light refraction The differential method (also called the C method) is applied to the diffraction of linearly polarized plane waves at a periodically corrugated boundary between vacuum and a linear, homogeneous, uniaxial, dielectric-magnetic medium characterized by hyperbolic dispersion equations. Numerical results for sinusoidal gratings are presented and compared with those obtained by means of the Rayleigh method, showing that both the differential method and the Rayleigh method can fail to give adequate results for gratings supporting an infinite number of refracted Floquet harmonics. © 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. Fil:Depine, R.A. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Inchaussandague, M.E. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2006 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00304018_v258_n2_p90_Depine http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00304018_v258_n2_p90_Depine |
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Anisotropy Diffraction Elliptic dispersion equation Grating Hyperbolic dispersion equation Negative refraction Anisotropy Diffraction gratings Dispersion (waves) Harmonic analysis Light polarization Rayleigh fading Elliptic dispersion equation Grating Hyperbolic dispersion equation Negative refraction Light refraction |
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Anisotropy Diffraction Elliptic dispersion equation Grating Hyperbolic dispersion equation Negative refraction Anisotropy Diffraction gratings Dispersion (waves) Harmonic analysis Light polarization Rayleigh fading Elliptic dispersion equation Grating Hyperbolic dispersion equation Negative refraction Light refraction Depine, Ricardo Angel Inchaussandague, Marina Elizabeth Application of the differential method to uniaxial gratings with an infinite number of refraction channels: Scalar case |
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Anisotropy Diffraction Elliptic dispersion equation Grating Hyperbolic dispersion equation Negative refraction Anisotropy Diffraction gratings Dispersion (waves) Harmonic analysis Light polarization Rayleigh fading Elliptic dispersion equation Grating Hyperbolic dispersion equation Negative refraction Light refraction |
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The differential method (also called the C method) is applied to the diffraction of linearly polarized plane waves at a periodically corrugated boundary between vacuum and a linear, homogeneous, uniaxial, dielectric-magnetic medium characterized by hyperbolic dispersion equations. Numerical results for sinusoidal gratings are presented and compared with those obtained by means of the Rayleigh method, showing that both the differential method and the Rayleigh method can fail to give adequate results for gratings supporting an infinite number of refracted Floquet harmonics. © 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. |
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Depine, Ricardo Angel Inchaussandague, Marina Elizabeth |
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Depine, Ricardo Angel Inchaussandague, Marina Elizabeth |
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Depine, Ricardo Angel |
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Application of the differential method to uniaxial gratings with an infinite number of refraction channels: Scalar case |
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Application of the differential method to uniaxial gratings with an infinite number of refraction channels: Scalar case |
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Application of the differential method to uniaxial gratings with an infinite number of refraction channels: Scalar case |
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Application of the differential method to uniaxial gratings with an infinite number of refraction channels: Scalar case |
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Application of the differential method to uniaxial gratings with an infinite number of refraction channels: Scalar case |
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application of the differential method to uniaxial gratings with an infinite number of refraction channels: scalar case |
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2006 |
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