Dyadic Green’s function of a PEMC cylinder
The dyadic Green’s function of a PEMC cylinder is derived with the aid of the principle of scattering superposition and Ohm–Rayleigh method. The PEMC boundary conditions are presented in dyadic form and it shows that how the impedance parameter of PEMC and cross-polarized fields appear in the Green’...
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| description | The dyadic Green’s function of a PEMC cylinder is derived with the aid of the principle of scattering superposition and Ohm–Rayleigh method. The PEMC boundary conditions are presented in dyadic form and it shows that how the impedance parameter of PEMC and cross-polarized fields appear in the Green’s function. The asymptotic expansions of the dyadic function is calculated in order to attain a closed form for the electrical field. |
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