hardcore floquet bloch scattering problem help

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Hello i have the following floquet bloch hardcore problem i want to solve as shown bellow.
Is there some manual or a book or an article i could use to help me with the math of this hardcore scattering problem?
Thanks.


 

Hello planarmetamaterials, thank you very much for the manual.
I am trying to tackle the problem as following:
1.i have a boundary condition as following,

2.my incident wave is as following:


3.the tangential incident is E_inc*sin(theta) the normal components is E_inc*cos(theta)
4.we can use the boundary condition to get the tangential H magnetic fiels
5.finding the fourier seriec of the periodic impedance Z_s(y )

i understand that the floquet bloch is is also periodic.
so i think i should link the two periodic expressions?
what is the next step?
In the lecture you posted there is no link between floquet and impedance.
if i am correct regarding my assumption.
could you please help me withe expression for the next step?
thanks.
 

Hello, is there some manual aboutscattering from a surface with Z surface impedance ?
Thanks
 

yefj said:
In the lecture you posted there is no link between floquet and impedance.
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It's not just the fields that are periodic, the impedance is periodic too. This means you can also express the impedance as a Fourier series, as suggested in part (ii). From slide 7 of the linked lecture, you could then express Zs = sum_inf(Z(m)*exp(-j*2*pi*m*y/A) (where A is the period). Each of the impedances Z(m) should then correspond to the surface impedance seen by a particular diffraction order m.

yefj said:
what is the next step?
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I think just answering the questions in the order provided would be best.

yefj said:
Hello, is there some manual aboutscattering from a surface with Z surface impedance ?
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A diffraction grating is an example of such a periodic surface, you might be able to find some useful texts by searching these.

Good luck!
 

Hello, I have defined the Maxwell equations shown bellow, then we have
K_inc=k*sin(theta)y^+cos(theta)z^
K_ret=k*sin(theta)y^-cos(theta)z^
from the maxwell equations i got the Hy Hz Ex
then i got Js and we want to develop the currents from the H discontinuety.
then i need to go back to maxwell equation to find the scattered fields.

given J how do i find the E,H from maxwell?
Thanks.





 

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