Chinese Physics Letters · 2017 · 13 citations · 26 references
Natural SciencesElectrical EngineeringMaterials ScienceComputational ElectromagneticsElectromagneticsElectromagnetismElectromagnetic MethodsScattering ProblemsCloakingInvisibility
Conventional carpet cloak structures have been utilized to conceal the objects located on a planar perfect electric conductor surface. We systematically investigate hiding arbitrarily shaped objects on a rough surface, as a more general and practical scenario. In addition, the required cloak is designed considering different boundary conditions for the surface beneath the object, despite the previous studies. To achieve an invisibility cloak, taking advantage of linear coordinate transformation, a simple homogeneous material is obtained to realize the cloak structure, facilitating the fabrication processes. Numerical simulations validate the performance of the proposed cloaking method. Therefore, the proposed structure is capable of cloaking in more general and complicated scenarios.
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