Extended Boundary Condition

Method and Scattering Matrices

of a Rough Surface

Group Members:
Supervisor:

Dr. Arshad Fiaz Muhammad Adil,

Farhan Mumtaz,
Syed Faizan
Scattering of Electromagnetic Waves: Advanced Topics.
Leung Tsang, Jin Au Kong.
Outline

Extended Boundary Method

Formulation

Rough Surface

Scattering from a rough dielectric rough interface

Reflection and Transmission Matrix formation

Extended Boundary Method

There are a lot of methods proposed for the computation of

reflection and transmission coefficients. Out of those
extended boundary condition method deals with the surface
currents, however, it is very efficient for computational
perspective. This approach is compatible for sensitivity
analysis, in addition, to evaluate the effect of a changes in one
layer without repeating the entire computation. Therefore, It
is used to solve the multilayer problems extensively .
Formulation

TE and TM polarizations and Boundary conditions

Using Maxwells equations

Electric and magnetic currents for a 2D problem

The electric and magnetic currents are dened on the surface for TE
and TM polarization using Maxwells equations as
Huygens Principle and extinction theorem
Huygens Principle and extinction theorem
Huygens Principle and extinction theorem
Huygens Principle and extinction theorem
Huygens Principle and extinction theorem
Huygens Principle and extinction theorem
Huygens Principle and extinction theorem
Participant - 2

Syed Faizan
 Rough Surface

Surface roughness often shortened to roughness, it

is a component of surface texture. It is quantified by
the deviation in the direction of the normal vector of
a real surface from its ideal form. If these deviations
are large, the surface is rough; if these are small, the
surface is smooth.
Scattering from a rough dielectric rough interface

Consider a periodic dielectric rough surface.

Scattering from a rough dielectric rough interface
Scattering from a dielectric rough interface
Scattering from a dielectric rough interface
Participant-3

Muhammad Adil
Region wise total fields
Coefficients of the fields
Surface fields Fourier coefficients

From the field of Region 0, we may retrieve the unknown

Matrix Formation
Reflection and Transmission Matrix
THE END