Complex field vectors in bi-isotropic materials
(1997) In Technical Report LUTEDX/(TEAT-7059)/1-18/(1997)- Abstract
- The use of complex, time-varying electromagnetic field vectors in the analysis
of pulse propagation problems in linear, homogeneous, bi-isotropic media
is proposed. In the most general case, these dispersive materials are characterized
by four time-dependent susceptibility kernels. Properly defined, the
complex field vector satisfies a first-order, dispersive wave equation. Refractive,
admittance, and impedance kernels are identified as solutions of temporal
Volterra integral equations of the second kind and these equations are solved
numerically for the case of a single-resonance dispersion model. A fewstandard
examples of application are commented upon briefly.
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- Rikte, Sten LU
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- 18 pages
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