Method for extracting the surface impedance of a generic reflective metasurface
JG Smith, IR Hooper, N Clow, AP Hibbins… - Scientific Reports, 2024 - nature.com
We develop a method for the extraction of the surface impedance tensor of a generic
reflective metasurface using an analytic relation between the tensorial surface impedance …
reflective metasurface using an analytic relation between the tensorial surface impedance …
Design and Characterization of Line-Waves Waveguides for Microwave Applications
Line-waves are one-dimensional modes propagating at the interface between two planar
complementary surfaces, characterized by tight transversal confinement of the field. Despite …
complementary surfaces, characterized by tight transversal confinement of the field. Despite …
Inverse design of potential metastructures inspired from Indian medieval architectural elements
In this study, we immerse in the intricate world of patterns, examining the structural details of
Indian medieval architecture for the discovery of motifs with great application potential from …
Indian medieval architecture for the discovery of motifs with great application potential from …
Surface wave communication-based wave guide design concerns for flip chip package-based integrated circuits with bump pitch sizes of 1.2 mm and above
M Penna, J JJ - Australian Journal of Electrical and Electronics …, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
The flip chip package (FCP) based integrated circuits supports millimetre wave frequency
range (30-300 GHz), analysing the conditions for optimal signal transmission between the …
range (30-300 GHz), analysing the conditions for optimal signal transmission between the …
Line Waves in Elastic Metamaterials
A Dwivedi, SAR Horsley - ASME …, 2023 - asmedigitalcollection.asme.org
Line modes have been recently identified in electromagnetic materials: one dimensional
waves bound to surfaces with opposite sign of permittivity and permeability. Here, we …
waves bound to surfaces with opposite sign of permittivity and permeability. Here, we …