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International Conference on Materials for Advanced Technologies [electronic resource]
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Electromagnetic materials have both civilian and defence applications, such as novel antenna designs and protection against high power transients in densely packed printed circuits. For certain applications, the materials may be required to have special frequency response or polarization response to meet the component or system specifications. An in-depth understanding of the responses of materials to electromagnetic waves may even enable us to design and fabricate materials with properties not found in nature.This book constitutes the proceedings of the Symposium on Electromagnetic Materials,
| Title |
International Conference on Materials for Advanced Technologies [electronic resource] : proceedings of the Symposium F : electromagnetic materials : SUNTEC, Singapore, 7-12 December 2003 / edited by Lim Hock ... [et al.]. |
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| Publisher |
Singapore : World Scientific |
| Creation Date |
c2003 |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. English |
| Content |
FOREWORD CONTENTS Session Fl: Opening Session Chair: H. Lim F-1 -1 -I MICROWAVE PROPERTIES OF COMPOSITES AND INHOMOGENEOUS STRUCTURES A.N. Lagarkov, K.N. Rozanov, A.P. Vinogradov, V.N. Semenenko, LA. Ryzhikov, I.T. lakubov and S.M. Matitsine Introduction Dielectrics with high values of permittivity and low loss Microwave permittivity of composites filled with conducting fibers Ferromagnetic film-based magnetic composites Artificial magnets Spatial dispersion in inhomogeneous materials Acknowledgments References F-1-2-1 AN INTRODUCTION TO THE PHASE-SWITCHED SCREEN B. Chambers and A. TennantAbstract: 1. Introduction 2. Transmission-line analysis of the single layer phase-switched screen 3. Spectral analysis of the single-layer phase-switched screen 4. Practical implementation of a PSS 5. Multi-layer PSS Session F2: Dielectric Composites Co-chairs: A.N. Lagarkov / B. Chambers F-2-1 ON ELECTRODYNAMICS OF ONE-DIMENSIONAL RANDOM SYSTEMS AND RELATED MAGNETO-OPTICAL PHENOMENA A.P. Vinogradov, A.M. Merzlikin, S.G. Erokhin, A.B. Granovsky, M. Inoue and A. Lisyansky F-2-2 A STUDY ON THE DEPENDENCE OF RESONANCE FREQUENCY ON THE THICKNESS OF ANISOTROPIC COMPOSITES WITH LONG CONDUCTIVE FIBERS L. Liu, S.M. Matitsine, K.M. Hock, Y.B. Can and K.N. RozanovAbstract. Experiment Numerical Results and Discussion Acknowledgements F-2-3 SELF-ADAPTIVE MATERIALS WITH EXTERNAL SUPPORT SYSTEM L.R. Amaut Controlled sensor-actuator dipole pairs as basic SAM elements Effective Permittivity F-2-4 EFFECTIVE PARAMETERS OF FIBER COMPOSITE MATERIALS X. Xu, A.Y. Qing, Y.B. Can and Y.P. Feng 2. Theory 3. Numerical Results and Discussions4. Conclusions Acknowledgement Reference F-2-5 SECOND-RANK TENSORS FOR QUASI-1D PERIODICAL ELECTROMAGNETIC STRUCTURES DESCRIBED BY MAGNETIC LINE GROUPS V. Dmitriev I. Introduction II. Nonmagnetic line groups III. Magnetic point groups IV. Method of calculation of second-rank tensors V. Discussion and conclusions F-2-6 IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS R.A. Gerhardt F-2-7 EFFECTIVE WAVE NUMBER OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS WITH RANDOMLY DISTRIBUTED INCLUSIONS A.Y. Qing, X. Xu and Y.B. Can 1 Introduction2 Rotational Addition Theorems 3 Averaged T-matrix over Orientation 4 T-Matrix Configurational-Average Quasi-crystalline Approximation (TCQ) model for Composite Materials with Random Orientation of Inclusion Particles 5 Preliminary Numerical Results 6 Conclusions Session F3: Nano Composites Chair: K. Lewis F-3-1 -I OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF ENGINEERED METAL-DIELECTRIC NANO-COMPOSITE MATERIALS K. Lewis and R. Bennett 1. General review 2. Co-deposition and assessment of gold-dielectric composites 3. Effective medium theories 4. Comparison of Effective Medium Theory and Experiment |
| Extent |
1 online resource (285 p.) |
| Language |
English |
| National Library system number |
997010710719505171 |
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