2008
DOI: 10.3103/s0735272708010032
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The long-wave theory of N pairwise alternate homogeneous and heterogeneous layers difraction

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“…Earlier in [3,[13][14][15] a method was proposed for homogenisation of the grating as a layer of homogeneous uniaxial dielectric of the same height. This quasi-static approach works well enough when the grate period l is much less than the wave length λ (ae = l/λ 1).…”
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“…Earlier in [3,[13][14][15] a method was proposed for homogenisation of the grating as a layer of homogeneous uniaxial dielectric of the same height. This quasi-static approach works well enough when the grate period l is much less than the wave length λ (ae = l/λ 1).…”
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“…Their period is to be much less than the excitation wave length. The latter condition allows us to approximate the grating with a layer of homogeneous anisotropic medium described by diagonal tensors of some effective permittivity and permeability [3,[13][14][15].…”
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“…Let us now consider a single layer of effective permittivityε e , effective permeabilityμ e and thickness L. Quantity A e can be defined in a way similar to (5), (6):…”
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“…This effective permittivity is expressed by the actual material parameters and thickness of layers and does not depend on the number of periods inside the system. Further, in [4][5][6][7], the EMT is expanded to the general case of periodic systems with anisotropic layers including magnetic ones. Evidently, in the latter case, the homogenization procedure requires the definition of both effective permittivity and effective permeability tensors.…”
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