introduced nonconforming UPML theory into DG calculations in the case of
TM wave and compared the local relative error between PML and first-order SM-ABC [14].
From (9) and (25), the
TM wave equation in the beam region can be obtained as
Smol'kin, "Method of cauchy problem to solve a nonlinear transmission eigenvalue problem for
tm wave propagating in a circle double-layer dielectric waveguide with kerr nonlinearity," Izvestiya Vysshikh Uchebnykh Zavedenij.
The above formulations can be applied to
TM wave by simple replacements of [p.sub.i], [p.sub.0], and [p.sub.s] as follows:
Since biaxial anisotropic medium is a reciprocal medium, if total transmission occurs at the boundary when a
TM wave is incident from isotropic medium into biaxial anisotropic medium, total transmission will also occur when this
TM wave is incident from biaxial anisotropic medium into the same isotropic medium.
Analogous derivations for
TM wave result in a similar formula with [E.sub.[phi]] replaced with [H.sub.[phi]] and [H.sub.[phi]] replaced with [-E.sub.[phi]] which is the consequence of the natural symmetry of Maxwell equations.
where coefficients [q.sub.i,s] = [n.sub.i,s]cos[[theta].sub.j,s] for the TE wave and coefficients [q.sub.i,s] = cos[[theta].sub.j,s] / [n.sub.i,s] for the
TM wave, where the subscripts i, j and s correspond to the quantities in the incident medium, periodic medium of photonic crystal and substrate respectively.
For two-dimensional electromagnetic scattering problems, rectangular components of the electromagnetic field may be classified as independent groups, namely,
TM wave and TE wave.
Similarly, for the induced current of the
TM wave, we get
The above calculations can be used for
TM wave by substituting [p.sub.l] = cos [[theta].sub.l]/[n.sub.l] where l = 0, 1, 2 and 3.
Consider a
TM wave incident from air (z < 0) to the metamaterial slab (z > 0), such that the total, incident, and reflected magnetic fields at z < 0 are given by
Simulated absorption values at the resonances for TE and
TM waves. Angle TE Wave
TM Wave (degrees) First Second First Second 0[degrees] 98.46% 99.91% 98.46% 99.89% 15[degrees] 98.49% 99.81% 98.58% 99.88% 30[degrees] 98.56% 99.93% 98.52% 99.65% 45[degrees] 98.51% 99.96% 98.50% 99.93% 60[degrees] 98.45% 99.97% 98.53% 99.94% 75[degrees] 98.47% 99.72% 98.56% 99.90% 90[degrees] 98.37% 99.91% 98.41% 99.94%