Electromagnetic Field Computing in Layered Media
In many cases the
effect of the environment (ground, ocean and atmosphere) can be simply represented
by a model consisting of one or more planar dielectric layers. Thus, the methods
for modelling electromagnetic scattering and inverse scattering by objects
in layered media have wide applications for example in radar remote sensing,
land mine detecting, geophysical prospecting, medical imaging and target identification.
In addition, the layered medium model is a very widely applied approximation
in the analysis of microstrip antennas.
The research group has developed an efficient
numerical algorithm for computing multilayered media Green's functions based
on classical Hertz potential approach. Traditionally the spatial domain multilayered
media Green's functions are presented by slowly converging and oscillating
Sommerfeld integrals. Numerical calculation of these integrals is very time
consuming and demanding. In order to speed up and make the calculations easier
the research group has studied efficient closed form expressions for the multilayered
media Green's functions.
Research Topics
- Multilayered media Green's functions.
- Calculation of Sommerfeld integrals.
- Efficient closed form expressions for multilayered media
Green's functions.
- Generalized pencil of function method.
- An application of method of moments with multilayered media
Green's functions.
- Triangular patch model with RWG basis functions in layered
media.
Publications
- P. Ylä-Oijala, M. Taskinen and J. Sarvas: Multilayered
Media Green's Functions for MPIE with General Electric and Magnetic Sources
by the Hertz Potential Approach, Progress in Electromagnetic Research, PIER
33, pp. 141-165, 2001.
- P. Ylä-Oijala and M. Taskinen: Efficient Use of Closed
Form Green's Functions for the Electromagnetic Scattering by 3D Buried Objects,
Proceedings of 2001 IEEE AP-S Symposium, Vol. 4, pp. 834-837, Boston, USA,
2001.
- J. Sarvas, P. Ylä-Oijala and M. Taskinen: Multilayered
Media Green's Functions, Proceedings of 2001 USNC/URSI National Radio Science
Meeting, pp. 137, Boston, USA, 2001.
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