Nanostructures loaded on halloysite nanotubes (HNTs) have attracted global interest, because the nanotubular HNTs could extend the range of their potential applications. In this study, we fabricated a novel nanocomposite with hollow iron nanoparticles loaded on the surface of HNTs. The structure of the iron nanoparticles can be adjusted by ageing time. Owing to the increased remnant magnetizati...

An overview of the current status of research on the electromagnetic induction sounding of Europa’s ocean and deep interior is provided. After briefly reviewing the history of electromagnetic induction methods used for sounding the interiors of Earth and the Moon, we provide a basic theoretical foundation of electromagnetic wave theory for spherical bodies. Next, evidence of electromagnetic ind...

Realistic high frequency surface wave radar (HFSWR) targets are investigated numerically in terms of electromagnetic wave – target interactions. Radar cross sections (RCS) of these targets are simulated via both the finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method and the Method of Moments (MoM). The virtual RCS prediction tool that was introduced in previous work is used for these investigations. T...

This article presents some new experimental data for study the shielding effect of electromagnetic wave. The frequencies of electromagnetic wave are mainly focused on emission of daily electrical equipments, which are normally called “low frequency electromagnetic waves”. In this work, a water pump with maximum magnetic field intensity of ca. 2300 mG was applied as emission source of the electr...

Hyperbolic materials enable numerous surprising applications that include far-field subwavelength imaging, nanolithography, and emission engineering. The wavevector of a plane wave in these media follows the surface of a hyperboloid in contrast to an ellipsoid for conventional anisotropic dielectric. The consequences of hyperbolic dispersion were first studied in the 50's pertaining to the prob...

Based on an exact solution of the pertinent boundary-value problem, a method is presented for finding the electromagnetic fields scattered or guided by lossy dielectric gratings having arbitrary profiles. This method unifies the treatment of both perpendicular (TE) and parallel (TM) polarizations by expressing the fields in terms of two coupled first-order differential equations. Their solution...

Exploiting the fine structure of strongly scattered surface waves could provide a wealth of new information in seismology, ultrasonics, acoustics and other fields that study wave propagation in highly heterogeneous media. Toward this end, we have made laboratory measurements of ultrasonic waves propagating in disordered media. Spectral-element simulations of these models provide us with a power...

[1] We simulate surface waves in a 3-D Earth model using a spectral element method for existing kinematic source models of the MW 8.1, 25 March 1998 Balleny Islands earthquake. The 3-D model incorporates lateral variations in the crust and mantle on the basis of models Crust2.0 and S20RTS. Our objective is to investigate the fit of the observed and simulated long-period surface waves in the hop...

The advent of negative index materials has spawned extensive research into metamaterials over the past decade. Metamaterials are attractive not only for their exotic electromagnetic properties, but also their promise for applications. A particular branch-the metamaterial perfect absorber (MPA)-has garnered interest due to the fact that it can achieve unity absorptivity of electromagnetic waves....

We derive the quantum-mechanical master equation (generalized optical Bloch equation) for an atom in the vicinity of a flat dielectric surface. This equation gives access to the semiclassical radiation pressure force and the atomic momentum diffusion tensor, that are expressed in terms of the vacuum field correlation function (electromagnetic field susceptibility). It is demonstrated that the a...