Lecture -- Analytical Transformation Optics

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  • @swethamanupati7564
    @swethamanupati7564 Год назад +1

    Is the same procedure for code can be applied for transforming Spherical Luneburg lens to planar to extract the permitivity and permeability tensors

    • @empossible1577
      @empossible1577  Год назад

      Yes. It is just a matter of transforming the coordinates correctly. It will be very difficult to do analytically. I recommend doing it numerically. Check out the notes on doing it numerically on the course website.
      empossible.net/academics/emp6303/

  • @ahmedhassanahmedhassan6495
    @ahmedhassanahmedhassan6495 4 года назад +1

    the last plots seem just like the stress distribution around a small hole on a plate under in-plane tension.....
    I think the illustration you provided can be useful to me in solving and simulating such problems....
    Thanks alot

  • @swethamanupati7564
    @swethamanupati7564 Год назад +1

    Hii, can you help me how I can plot the graph of tensor instead of grid

    • @empossible1577
      @empossible1577  Год назад

      Happy to help, but I am not sure what you mean by “tensor instead of grid.” I think you might want to know how I plotted the 3x3 array. For this, you will need to use MATLAB’s subplot() command. For each of the nine plots you would type subplot(3,3,s);
      imagesc(xa,ya,ERmn);. You will just need to replace s, m and n with correct values.

    • @swethamanupati7564
      @swethamanupati7564 Год назад +1

      @@empossible1577 I want to know can i plot the permittivity and permeability values in graphical representation

    • @empossible1577
      @empossible1577  Год назад

      @@swethamanupati7564 First, you will have to calculate them in arrays. For permittivity for example, that will be ERxx, ERxy, ERxz, ERyx, ERyy, ERyz, ERzx, ERzy and ERzz. You will have a simulate nine arrays for permeability URxx to URzz. From there, use the imagesc() function in MATLAB.