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| - | To get focused source we can use plane waves summation method. | + | To get a focused source we can use plane waves summation method as published in Ref. [1]. This is based on decomposition of the ideal focused beam onto a set of plane wave with appropriate angles and phases. |
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| - | Layered source | + | Layered source is a special source conditions suitable for materials with infinitely extending layers (e.g. thin films) as published in Ref. [2]. In our implementation the layers have to be laterally oriented in xy direction, so they have normal in z direction. The material can be formed by N layers in z-direction (in present implementation only dielectric and non-absorbing). Incident wave however can cross the sample at angle as well. |
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| + | Layered focused source is a mixture of focused source plane wave summation and use of infinite layers in z direction, i.e. the above two sources. | ||
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| + | {{ :samples:img_source_ltsff.png?100|}} | ||
| + | Sample parameter file: {{samples:source_ltsff.tar.gz|layers compatible focused field source}}. | ||
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| + | A 200x200x200 computational domain with focused source compatible with infinitely extending layers. | ||
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| + | Finally, some of the sources can be also altered after they are set, e.g. to change the source profile. | ||
| + | This is the case of LTSF and TSF (in z direction) where we can multiply the plane wave entering the computational domain by a Gaussian to get a slightly diverging Gaussian beam. | ||
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| + | {{ :samples:img_source_gaussian.png?100|}} | ||
| + | Sample parameter file: {{samples:source_gaussian.tar.gz|TSF Gaussian source}}. | ||
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| + | A 200x200x200 computational domain with total/scattered field source, incidient at angle and multiplied by a Gaussian function. | ||
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| + | ==== Reference ==== | ||
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| + | [1] I.R.Capoglu, A. Taflowe, V. Backman, Optics Express 23 (2008) 19208. | ||
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| + | [2] I.R. Capoglu, G.S. Smith: IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation 02/2008, 56:1. | ||
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