Excerpt from Reflection and Transmission by a Class of Curved Dielectric Layers
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Excerpt from Reflection and Transmission by a Class of Curved Dielectric Layers
The present paper is concerned with the analysis of the reflection and transmission properties of a special class of curved slabs of material. The dielectric constant is space-dependent in a special way. The purpose of the analysis is to examine the since dependence of the reflected and transmitted waves. We observe that the space dependence of the reflected and transmitted waves due to a plane slab, whose index varies in the direction perpendicular to a face, is very simple and well knownj while the dependence on frequency, slab thickness and slab material is elementary only for special casrs-, si:ch as the case of a constant index of refraction -.-i, The principal result of our analysis, which is stated in the abstractexpresses an analogy between the curved slab we treat and plane slab. For the class of parabolic slabs which we consider, the space dependence of the rigorous solution is particularly simple, while the dependence on the frequency, material and tMckness is not easily analyzable except in special cases: no such analysis is given here.
A brief description of the slabs we consider and of the results we obtain is given in the abstract which precedes thj.s work. In Section 2 we give a fuller description of the class of slabs to be treated. This class of slabs should be thought of as intermediate in simplicity between the class of plane slabs and that of circular shells or layers of matter. The latter class of geometries presents analytical difficulties of the tvpe already familiar in the case of diffraction or reflection from perfectly conducting circular cylinders. The parabolic slabs which we consider offer the same Although the solution can be obtained in the form of an infinite series, special techniques are required for its summation unless the radius is sufficiently small.
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Paperback. Zustand: New. Print on Demand. This book explores the unique properties of curved dielectric layers as reflectors and transmitters of electromagnetic waves. The author positions this analysis within the historical context of curved dielectric research and explores the novel findings on how these layers affect wave behavior. The book delves into the mathematical intricacies of parabolic coordinates, Fresnel integrals, and other concepts, providing a rigorous understanding of the physical phenomena at play. The author's insights uncover the surprising analogy between curved dielectric layers and plane dielectric slabs, revealing that curved layers exhibit both space-dependent and frequency-dependent reflection and transmission characteristics. This analysis has implications for radome theory and practice, as well as applications in antenna design and electromagnetic wave propagation studies. The book's findings provide valuable insights into the control and manipulation of electromagnetic waves, advancing our understanding of wave behavior in complex geometries. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9781332093151_0
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