scientific article; zbMATH DE number 194269
Aperiodic structurescylindrical coordinateselectric and magnetic field equationsFloquet spatial harmonicsMicrostrip devicesmicrowave devicesmultilayer structuresplanar doubly periodic structuresspecific screen geometriesWave guide phased arraysWaveguide discontinuities
Spectral, collocation and related methods for boundary value problems involving PDEs (65N35) Introductory exposition (textbooks, tutorial papers, etc.) pertaining to mechanics of deformable solids (74-01) Electromagnetic effects in solid mechanics (74F15) Waves and radiation in optics and electromagnetic theory (78A40) Diffraction, scattering (78A45) Antennas, waveguides in optics and electromagnetic theory (78A50) Technical applications of optics and electromagnetic theory (78A55)
The spectral domain method (SDM) is a relatively recent method (two decades) for analyzing electromagnetic radiation, propagation and scattering of certain microwave devices. The merits of SDM lie in the fact that it removes the singularity of the spatial Green function, moreover the spatial convolution is carried into the simple product of the Fourier images. To have a glance of the covered topics here are its contents: Preface, (1) Introduction to the spectral domain method, (2) Solutions of the electric and magnetic field equations for specific screen geometries, (3) Waveguide discontinuities, (4) Wave guide phased arrays, (5) Aperiodic structures, (6) Analysis of multilayer structures, (7) SD theory in cylindrical coordinates, (8) Microstrip devices, Appendices (A) Fourier transform of the two-dimensional scalar Green's function, (B) Reflection and transmission of an arbitrary plane wave at a dielectric interface, (C) Skewed screens, (D) Magnetic currents and equivalence principle revisited, Index. Although the SDM has been introduced by Raj Mittra two decades ago, this volume is the first self-contained exposition of this subject. The method is mainly used for planar doubly periodic structures, whence the large use of Floquet spatial harmonics, but it can be extended, as it is shown at the end of the book, to nonperiodic but planar devices. The text is clearly written, the mathematical level is moderate but the user is required to have a senior-level knowledge of electromagnetics and a rudimentary knowledge of the method of moments. It is worthy to note that in almost all chapters the exposed theory is followed by computed graphics and pertinent computational remarks are presented. We think the book will be of great use for research engineers working in the area of microwave devices.
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