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1. Microwave domain
The microwave domain covers a range of frequencies from around 100 MHz to around 100 GHz. Applications in this frequency range cover everything from FM radio to radar, to put it simply, and have always used conventional materials such as metals, dielectrics and magnetic materials, as well as composite materials. These composite materials, which came into being almost at the same time as radar in the late 1930s, are designed to meet a variety of needs, such as antenna protection, electromagnetic shielding or camouflage, using dielectric, metallic, absorbing or electromagnetically active materials. These materials correspond to a class of composite materials and/or media with properties that are both different from and complementary to conventional materials such as metals and dielectrics. However, thanks to the engineering that has developed over the last few years, they also provide materials...
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Bibliography
Software tools (non-exhaustive list)
There are several software tools available for solving Maxwell's equations, either general numerical calculation software (Matlab, Scilab, Octave...), or more specialized software (Ansys, Comsol, CST, Quickfield...). Some are chargeable, others are available free of charge.
However, some of these products have free student versions.
Ansys HFSS...
Websites
All the above sites give examples of how to solve Maxwell's equations.
See also :
[Europe 2010] Nanostructured Metamaterials, https://ec.europa.eu/research/industrial_technologies/pdf/metamaterials-brochure_en.pdf
Metaconference:...
Events
Meta Conference: annual conference http://metaconferences.org/ocs/index.php/META17/META17#.Wk0FiN_iaUk
Conference Metamaterials2017: annual conference http://congress2017.metamorphose-vi.org/
Directory (non-exhaustive list)
For information on composite electromagnetic materials, please consult the websites of manufacturers such as :
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