Matched waves and unexpected resonances: Variety of boundary conditions
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The Radio Science Bulletin, Volume 2019, issue 370, pp. 34-44
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This article discusses certain interesting findings about phenomena that take place when electromagnetic fields interact with a surface on which given boundary conditions are enforced. In particular, the concept of matched waves is analyzed and illustrated. Furthermore, observations are made on resonance spectra that may accompany sub-wavelength scatterers with an isotropic impedance boundary condition. This invited article, reviewing some of our studies on boundary conditions during the past decades, is based on the Commission B (Fields and Waves) keynote presentation of the 2019 URSI Asia-Pacific Radio Science Conference held in New Delhi, India, March 9-15, 2019.Description
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Sihvola, A & Lindell, I V 2019, 'Matched waves and unexpected resonances: Variety of boundary conditions', The Radio Science Bulletin, vol. 2019, no. 370, 8956142, pp. 34-44. https://doi.org/10.23919/URSIRSB.2019.8956142