Reconstruction of source distributions on a nonuniform LCRG line using an optimization approach

He, Sailing

doi:10.1163/156939396x00487

Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications

1996

DOI: 10.1163/156939396x00487

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Reconstruction of source distributions on a nonuniform LCRG line using an optimization approach

Sailing He

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Extraction of Permittivity from Reflection Data: Lossless Case

Han¹,

Zhang²

1999

Res Nondestr Eval

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Two fast algorithms for determining the electrical property and the thickness of a lossless dielectric slab are presented. The first algorithm processes the complex reflection coefficient in the frequency domain, while the other requires only the amplitude data. Both algorithms are established from a forward model that is derived with the WKB approximation. The permittivity profile and the thickness of the test sample can be retrieved in an average sense. The algorithms are tested on simulation as well as experimental data.

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Extraction of Permittivity from Reflection Data: Lossless Case

Han¹,

Zhang²

1999

Res Nondestr Eval

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Extraction of Permittivity from Reflection Data: Lossless Case

Han¹,

Zhang²

1999

Research in Nondestructive Evaluation

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Two fast algorithms for determining the electrical property and the thickness of a lossless dielectric slab are presented. The first algorithm processes the complex reflection coefficient in the frequency domain, while the other requires only the amplitude data. Both algorithms are established from a foryard model that is derived with the WKB approximation. The permittivity profile and the thickness of the test sample can be retrieved in an average sense. The algorithms are tested on simulation as well as experimental data.

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An optimization approach to time-domain electromagnetic inverse problem for a stratified dispersive and dissipative slab

Fuks

Larson

1996

IEEE Trans. Antennas Propagat.

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Reconstruction of source distributions on a nonuniform LCRG line using an optimization approach

Cited by 3 publications

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Extraction of Permittivity from Reflection Data: Lossless Case

Extraction of Permittivity from Reflection Data: Lossless Case

Extraction of Permittivity from Reflection Data: Lossless Case

An optimization approach to time-domain electromagnetic inverse problem for a stratified dispersive and dissipative slab

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