CLOSED-FORM DYADIC GREEN'S FUNCTIONS FOR ELECTRIC DIPOLE OVER PLANAR PERIODIC STRUCTURES PRINTED ON MULTILAYERED MEDIA

2022-9-16
Adanır, Süleyman
Aperiodic sources placed over periodic structures have attracted great interest from researchers of electromagnetics area. The analysis of such structures is a very challenging task since such an analysis must handle the infinite periodicity of the structure while also dealing with the aperiodic source over it which forbids a direct application of a periodic analysis to the problem. Full wave methods addressing these problems involve infinite summations and double integrations which make the analysis cumbersome. Homogenization based methods reduce the complexity of the analysis but at the expense of a loss of flexibility in handling different kinds of structures while the resulting Green's functions still need integrations as opposed to being in closed-form. The aim of this thesis is to propose a novel full-wave approach in obtaining closed-form expressions for the Green's functions of such structures which makes the analysis of these problems efficient while offering more flexibility compared to existing homogenization methods in the literature.

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Citation Formats
S. Adanır, “CLOSED-FORM DYADIC GREEN’S FUNCTIONS FOR ELECTRIC DIPOLE OVER PLANAR PERIODIC STRUCTURES PRINTED ON MULTILAYERED MEDIA,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 2022.