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Scattering from a Truncated Metamaterial Layer Hosted by a Planar PEC Structure: Uniform Asymptotic Solution and Validation Tests

Giovanni Riccio    
Gianluca Gennarelli    
Flaminio Ferrara    
Claudio Gennarelli and Rocco Guerriero    

Resumen

This research paper proposes an analytical approach for evaluating electromagnetic scattering from a planar complex object made of a perfect electric conductor, which hosts a double negative metamaterial half-layer on the lit face. The method is based on the physical optics approximation of equivalent sources and works in the framework of the uniform geometrical theory of diffracion, so that the scattered field in the surrounding free space is obtained by adding the reflected contribution and the diffracted one, which is originated by the surface break. The effectiveness of the proposed approach is tested and proved by using a full-wave numerical tool to generate reference values.

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