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arXiv · 0904.3168

An Electromagnetic GL Double Layered Cloak

Abstract

In this paper, we propose a new electromagnetic (EM) GL double layered cloak. The GL double layered cloak is consist of two sphere annular layers, $R_1 \le r \le R_2$ and $R_2 \le r \le R_3$. Two type cloak materials are proposed and installed in the each layer, respectively. The outer layer cloak of the GL double layered cloak has the invisible function, the inner layer cloak has fully absorption function. The GL double layered metamaterials are weak degenerative and weak dispersive. When the source is located outside of the GL double layered cloak, the excited EM wave field propagation outside of the double layered cloak is as same as in free space and never be disturbed by the cloak; also, the exterior EM wave can not penetrate into the inner layer and concealment. When local sources are located inside of the GL double cloaked concealment with the normal EM materials, the excited EM wave is propagating under Maxwell equation governing, it is complete absorbed by the inner layer cloak of GL double cloak and never propagate to outside of the inner layer of the GL cloak, moreover, the EM wavefield in concealment never be disturbed by the cloak. The GL doubled layered cloak is a robust cloak and has complete and sufficient invisibility functions. Its concealment is the normal electromagnetic environment. Our EM GL double layered cloak is different from conventional common cloak. The 3D GL EM modeling simulations for the double layered cloak are presented. The GL method is an effective physical simulation method and is fully different from the conventional methods. It has double abilities of the theoretical analysis and numerical simulations to study the cloak metamaterials and wide materials and field scattering problem in physical sciences.

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Ganquan Xie, Jianhua Li, Feng Xie, Lee Xie. 2009-04-21. An Electromagnetic GL Double Layered Cloak. https://arxiv.org/abs/0904.3168

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