Search for dissertations about: "spherical vector waves"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 6 swedish dissertations containing the words spherical vector waves.
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1. On the Antenna-Channel Interactions: A Spherical Vector Wave Expansion Approach
Abstract : The main focus of this thesis is the analysis of the interactions between antennas and channels where electromagnetic fields play a central role. Our goal has been to devise a general framework to enable a clear separation of the properties of the propagation channel from the influence of the antennas at the same time as it provides a common ground for a joint characterization of their properties. READ MORE
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2. Scattering of elastic waves by an anisotropic sphere with application to polycrystalline materials
Abstract : Scattering of a plane wave by a single spherical obstacle is the archetype of many scattering problems in various branches of physics. Spherical objects can provide a good approximation for many real objects, and the analytic formulation for a single sphere can be used to investigate wave propagation in more complex structures like particulate composites or grainy materials, which may have applications in non-destructive testing, material characterization, medical ultrasound, etc. READ MORE
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3. Scattering of elastic waves by an anisotropic sphere
Abstract : Scattering of a plane wave by a single spherical obstacle is the archetype of many scattering problems in physics and geophysics. Spherical objects can provide a good approximation for many real objects, and the analytic formulation for a single sphere can be used to investigate wave propagation in more complicated structures like particle composites or grainy materials, which may have application in non-destructive testing, material characterization, medical ultrasound, etc. READ MORE
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4. Sum rules and constraints on passive systems - a general approach and applications to electromagnetic scattering
Abstract : Physical processes are often modeled as input-output systems. Many such systems obey passivity, which means that power is dissipated in the process. This thesis deals with the inevitable constraints imposed on physical systems due to passivity. A general approach to derive sum rules and physical limitations on passive systems is presented. READ MORE
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5. Computational Tools for Antenna Analysis and Design
Abstract : Many engineers and scientists prevalently use computational tools in electromagnetics, which is also the predominant case for antennas. The ever-increasing number of applications and technologies that employ antennas create a constant demand to improve and extend existing tools and develop new ones. READ MORE