ELECTROMAGNETIC SCATTERING FROM PARALLEL CHIRAL CYLINDERS OF CIRCULAR CROSS-SECTIONS USING AN ITERATIVE PROCEDURE

Electromagnetic Scattering from Parallel Chiral Cylinders of Circular Cross- Sections Using an Iterative Procedure

The electromagnetic scattering from a 2D chiral circular cylinders, illuminated by either a TEz or a TMz plane wave, is investigated using an iterative scattering procedure. The developed formulation and the implemented code simulate different types of cylinders, where the cylinders can be made of anisotropic chiral material with uniform or non-uniform chiral admittance distribution, homogeneou...

Electromagnetic Scattering from Multiple Cylinders

During the last several decades, electromagnetic scattering from multiple cylinders has been an active research topic of in many areas, such as microwave remote sensing, theory of photonic crystals, atmospheric sciences, and so on. Rigorous theoretical treatment is therefore of critical importance. A large body of available studies in the literature concerns with two dimensional scattering, suc...

Scattering of Plane Waves on Finite Cylinders with Non-circular Cross-sections

Cross sections for extinction of tilted infinite circular cylinders.

It follows that Kerker's equations (6.1.46) and (6.1.47) should be deleted, and the quantities C n e x t and C22 ext should be replaced by C1 ex t and C2 ex t . Note that the forwardscattering (θ = 0) wave as well as the backscattering wave from tilted infinite cylinders is not de­ polarized, an effect which is well known in the case of spheres. But in contradiction to the spheres, the followin...

Multiple scattering from gyrotropic bianisotropic cylinders of arbitrary cross sections using the modeling technique.

Based on the principle of the equivolumetric model, the multiple scattering from two-dimensional composite gyrotropic bianisotropic cylinders (GBC's) possessing a certain magnetic group of symmetry is studied by using the indirect modeling technique. At first, a mathematical formulation for the problem is carried out and its solution expressed in terms of a system of simultaneous linear equatio...