基于Newmark算法的任意磁化方向铁氧体电磁散射时域有限差分分析

利用坐标系转换矩阵给出实验室坐标系中饱和磁化铁氧体的频域磁导系数张量,再通过频域到时域的转换关系jω→?/?t得到一个二阶微分方程形式的时域本构关系.然后采用Newmark方法求解时域本构关系从而给出一种适用于处理任意磁化方向铁氧体电磁问题的Newmark时域有限差分算法.利用此算法计算了饱和磁化铁氧体层的反(透)射系数和饱和磁化铁氧体球的后向雷达散射截面,所获得的结果验证了此算法的正确有效性.     

Use of an anisotropic absorber for simulating electromagnetic scattering by a perfectly conducting wire

A perfectly matched anisotropic absorber (PMAA) is used as a new type of medium in a formalism previously developed for investigating diffraction from an inhomogeneous isotropic aperture in a thick metallic screen. In this paper we consider that the aperture consists of five homogeneous regions: PMAA, transparent dielectric, perfect conductor, transparent dielectric and PMAA. This configuration could allow us to simulate a conducting cylinder of rectangular section in open space and it sets the basis for further extensions of the method to other geometries. We present near and far field simulations for different geometrical and constitutive parameters of the PMAA regions. The results seem to indicate that this new medium could be used to represent a lateral open space, thus enhancing the modal method and making it suitable to simulate scattering problems of finite objects.     

Network analysis of eigenvalue problem for multilayer dielectric waveguide consisting of arbitrary number of layers

In this paper, the eigenvalue problem of a multilayer dielectric waveguide consisting of arbitrary number of layers is solved by the microwave network method. A general program with the function of computer graphics has been developed for analyzing the dispersion characteristics and the electromagnetic field distributions of an N layer dielectric waveguide. As examples of practical applications of the program, first, the dispersions and field patterns for the planar waveguides with refractive index of parabolic and exponential profiles are analyzed. Secondly, the procedure of mode conversion and mode separation in dielectric branching waveguides is vividly demonstrated through analyzing the field distributions of asymmetric multilayer dielectric structures and the general rules of mode conversion are discussed. The examples show that the present method possesses the advantages of versatility, rapidity, simplicity and accuracy.     

Simulation of light scattering by multilayer cross-gratings with the coupled dipole method

We adapt the coupled dipole method (CDM) to simulate light scattering by arbitrary dielectric structures that are periodic along two directions and embedded in a multilayer system. We calculate the near-field existing above isotropic gratings and provide comparisons with the classical Fourier modal method. We show that the CDM can deal easily with multilayer cross-gratings made of anisotropic material.     

Characteristic Electromagnetic Fields in Dielectric Waveguide Array

Based on the modal solution of one dimensionally periodic structure with piecewise uniform dielectric constant distribution, characteristic solutions for two dimensionally Dielectric Waveguide Array (DWA) are rigorously formulated. By satisfying periodic boundary conditions in the interfaces inside a unit cell, semi-closed-form dispersion relation for DWA can be established. Numerical results are presented and compared with a previous method. A class of guidance and radiation problems can be solved with much more simplicity and accuracy.     

Reformulation for Latent-Image Formation Model in Photolithography Using Numerical Absorbing Boundary Condition

A method for simulating latent image formation in a photoresist illuminated by an arbitrary imaging system is presented. A variational formulation for light scattering, which does not depend on a specific configuration of the imaging system, is derived and solved using the finite-element method. The perfectly matched layer absorbing boundary condition is applied to take wave propagation in the infinite region surrounding the photoresist into account. The validity of the method is examined by comparing the results with those made by the vertical propagation model and the previous two-dimensional models.     

Vibration and dynamic stability of a traveling sandwich beam

The vibration and dynamic stability of a traveling sandwich beam are studied using the finite element method. The damping layer is assumed to be linear viscoelastic and almost incompressible. The extensional and shear moduli of the viscoelastic material are characterized by complex quantities. Complex-eigenvalue problems are solved by the state-space method, and the natural frequencies and modal loss factors of the composite beam are extracted. The effects of stiffness and thickness ratio of the viscoelastic and constrained layers on natural frequencies and modal loss factors are reported. Tension fluctuations are the dominant source of excitation in a traveling sandwich material, and the regions of dynamic instability are determined by modified Bolotin's method. Numerical results show that the constrained damping layer stabilizes the traveling sandwich beam.     

Scattering of E and H polarized waves from covered cylindrical structures

A modification of the method of discrete sources (MMDS) is applied for solving 2D scattering problems by metal (or dielectric) cylindrical structure covered with a dielectric layer. The scattering of E (or H) polarized incident plane and cylindrical wave was considered. The problems of accuracy, choosing auxiliary contours and impedance approximation in scattering problem are discussed.     

Analysis of surface relief diffraction gratings made of anisotropic material

A modal method for the analysis of surface relief gratings made with anisotropic material is presented. The structure is decomposed into a series of cascaded discontinuities between planar waveguides with stratified anisotropic dielectric. The basic problem is formulated by an integral equation which is solved numerically by the method of moments. The mode functions of the periodic region are assumed as basis functions to represent the unknown field on the junctions. Each junction is viewed as a waveguide junction problem and has been characterized by the generalized scattering matrix (GSM). The diffraction efficiencies of the grating are determined by combining the various GSM. In this way, the analysis method is stable and can be applied also to deep gratings.     

Anisotropic surface relief diffraction gratings under arbitrary plane wave incidence

A modal method is used for the analysis under oblique incidence of a diffraction grating made of anisotropic material. The problem is studied viewing the structure as the cascade of junctions between periodic arrays of anisotropic slab waveguides with the same period and different heights. This diffraction problem is formulated in terms of an integral equation that enforces the continuity of the transverse magnetic field at the junction. The unknown is the transverse electric field at the junction. It is possible to use also another formulation, where the role of the two fields is exchanged. The kernels of these equations are the relevant Green's functions, which are expressed in terms of eigenfunction expansions. The determination of the modes of the various regions composed of arrays of anisotropic dielectric slabs has been carried out by the method of spectral elements, whereby the field components are represented in a polynomial basis and the original differential eigenvalue problem is converted into an algebraic one. The integral equation is solved numerically by the method of moments and each junction is characterized by its generalized scattering matrix (GSM). Finally, the diffraction efficiencies of the grating are obtained by combining the various GSM's.     

一层非球形粒子散射的标量辐射传输迭代解的求逆

给出了一层有下垫反射面的非球形粒子散射的标量辐射传输方程一、二阶迭代解,推导了相函数各阶Legendre展开系数与随机小椭球粒子相函数的对应关系,提出了一层随机小椭球粒子介电常数和单位面积粒子数的迭代反演方法.通过两次各方位角上双站散射测量,反演随机小椭球粒子的介电常数和单位面积粒子数.本方法比现有文献的一些反演方法易于实现,可应用于颗粒性复合材料介电与结构特性以及地表背景参数的反演研究 关键词： 辐射传输方程 迭代解 反演 相函数 介电常数     

Factors influencing electromagnetic scattering from the dielectric periodic surface

The scattering characteristics of the periodic surface of infinite and finite media are investigated in detail.The Fourier expression of the scattering field of the periodic surface is obtained in terms of Huygens' s principle and Floquet's theorem.Using the extended boundary condition method(EBCM) and T-matrix method, the scattering amplitude factor is solved,and the correctness of the algorithm is verified by use of the law of conservation of energy.The scattering cross section of the periodic surface in the infinitely long region is derived by improving the scattering cross section of the finite period surface.Furthermore, the effects of the incident wave parameters and the geometric structure parameters on the scattering of the periodic surface are analyzed and discussed.By reasonable approximation, the scattering calculation methods of infinite and finite long surfaces are unified.Besides, numerical results show that the dielectric constant of the periodic dielectric surface has a significant effect on the scattering rate and transmittance.The period and amplitude of the surface determine the number of scattering intensity peaks, and, together with the incident angle, influence the scattering intensity distribution.     

Distribution of proper delay times in quantum chaotic scattering: a crossover from ideal to weak coupling

The probability distribution of the proper delay times during scattering on a chaotic system is derived in the framework of the random matrix approach and the supersymmetry method. The result obtained is valid for an arbitrary number of scattering channels as well as arbitrary coupling to the energy continuum. The case of statistically equivalent channels is studied in detail. In particular, the semiclassical limit of an infinite number of weak channels is paid appreciable attention.     

R-matrix method for a surface with one groove of arbitrary profile

The R-matrix propagation algorithm is applied to solve the problem of electromagnetic scattering from a perfectly conducting plane surface with one groove of arbitrary profile. Using the multilayer approximation, the fields inside each layer are written as modal expansions. The reflected intensity is obtained in both the fundamental cases of polarization, which are treated separately. Numerical examples are shown for several profiles of the groove, and comparisons with results known from physical optics are presented for the validation of the method.     

Epstein-layer and dielectric-slab electromagnetic models of semiconductor injection lasers

This paper is devoted to a comparison of two electromagnetic models of junction lasers — the dielectric slab and the Epstein layer. The main emphasis is on the discussion of possible methods of matching the parameters appearing in both models. The threshold condition for active layer thickness and mode frequency at a given gain and mode number is solved numerically. It is shown that the discrepancies between both models become reasonably small when a proper method, involving averaging of the dielectric constant over the active and passive regions, is applied. The cases of the three lowest order TE transverse modes of homojunction, single-, and double-heterojunction lasers are considered. The obtained results suggest that the Epstein-layer model can approximate experimental data as well as the dielectricslab model does.     

Generalized source method: New possibilities for waveguide and grating problems

A new, general and exact method for resolving waveguide and grating problems is presented whereby the unknown electric field in a given dielectric distribution in the presence of an arbitrary source distribution can be obtained exactly from the known complete electric field solution in a simpler dielectric structure in the presence of the same source distribution. The method can be used in the form of an iterative scheme. The solution can also be obtained through an implicit equation which can be solved numerically without convergence problem by matrix inversion. The application of the method to the case of abnormal reflection under normal incidence from a segmented waveguide is given as an example.     

Fresnel formulation for multi-element lamellar diffraction gratings in conical mountings

A formulation of the modal method for multi-element dielectric lamellar diffraction gratings is presented. It combines the conventional semi-analytic Kronig-Penny formulation with a Fresnel scattering matrix approach to the solution of the diffraction problem. The theory is intuitive, applicable to complex geometries, and provides insight into diffraction grating physics. With the Fresnel matrix extensions the method potentially has greater generality than other formulations, and is applicable to non-trivial waveguide problems, such as characterizing the coupling between 1D photonic crystal waveguides. A numerically stable way of using the modal method for multilayer stacks of lamellar gratings is described.     

Operator representation of the wave function for a charged particle in an external field and its applications

A consistent derivation of the operator form for the solution of the wave equation for a charged particle in an arbitrary external electromagnetic field is presented. The expressions obtained can be used for solving any problems in quantum electrodynamics in external fields in the framework of the semiclassical operator method. The peculiarities of the application of this method are demonstrated for the small-angle elastic scattering of a high-energy photon in an arbitrary localized electric field. The problem is solved for the first time without presuming the central symmetry of the external field potential.     

Fresnel formulation for multi-element lamellar diffraction gratings in conical mountings

A formulation of the modal method for multi-element dielectric lamellar diffraction gratings is presented. It combines the conventional semi-analytic Kronig–Penny formulation with a Fresnel scattering matrix approach to the solution of the diffraction problem. The theory is intuitive, applicable to complex geometries, and provides insight into diffraction grating physics. With the Fresnel matrix extensions the method potentially has greater generality than other formulations, and is applicable to non-trivial waveguide problems, such as characterizing the coupling between 1D photonic crystal waveguides. A numerically stable way of using the modal method for multilayer stacks of lamellar gratings is described.