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Transient electromagnetic field above a permeable and conducting half-space [PDF]
Summary. The transient fields resulting from an abrupt current switch-off in a vertically oriented finite loop and a magnetic dipole above a permeable and conducting half-space have been investigated by Fourier methods, utilizing an appropriate Green's function.
Y.-C. Thio, R. Ignetik, K. C. Westfold
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Wave propagation is observed through a negative permeability metamaterial immersed in gaseous plasma. A 3D array of split ring resonators (SRR) is enveloped by an inductively heated argon plasma with a nominal plasma frequency of 2.65 GHz.
Hyunjun Kim, J. Hopwood
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Galilean Covariance versus Gauge Invariance [PDF]
We demonstrate for the first time and unexpectedly that the Principle of Relativity dictates the choice of the "gauge conditions" in the canonical example of a Gauge Theory namely Classical Electromagnetism.
Rousseaux, Germain
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On the theory of the skewon field: From electrodynamics to gravity
The Maxwell equations expressed in terms of the excitation $\H=({\cal H}, {\cal D})$ and the field strength $F=(E,B)$ are metric-free and require an additional constitutive law in order to represent a complete set of field equations.
Blagojević+32 more
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Magnetic Permeability of Constrained Fermionic Vacuum
We obtain using Schwinger's proper time approach the Casimir-Euler-Heisenberg effective action of fermion fluctuations for the case of an applied magnetic field.
A. Tort+12 more
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Magnetic dipole moments in single and coupled split-ring resonators
We examine the role of magnetic dipoles in single and coupled pairs of metallic split-ring resonators by numerically computing their magnitude and examining their relative contributions to the scattering cross section.
A. Taflove+9 more
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The seismoelectric method is a modification of conventional seismic measurements which involves the conversion of an incident poroelastic wave to an electromagnetic signal that can be measured at the surface or down a borehole.
R. Peng+8 more
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A differential geometry approach to asymmetric transmission of light
In the last ten years, the technology of differential geometry, ubiquitous in gravitational physics, has found its place in the field of optics. It has been successfully used in the design of optical metamaterials, through a technique now known as ...
Asenjo, Felipe A.+4 more
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Detrimental Effect of Mobile Phone Electromagnetic Field on Permeability of Blood-Brain Barrier [PDF]
Fatemeh Shabani+4 more
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To break Snoek's limit and obtain high permeability, expanded graphite/Fe3O4 nanoring composites have been synthesized via a solvothermal-surface modification-sintering approach.
Yanting Zhao+7 more
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