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Directional Cloaking by Quadruple Luneburg Lens System
Aydin S. Evren,Ceren Babayigit,Emre Bor,Hamza Kurt,Mirbek Turduev +4 more
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It is shown that an object can be cloaked inside the dark zone of created by Luneburg lenses and the proposed structure can provide cloaking at optical wavelengths.Abstract:
In this study, we propose a method based on graded-index medium in order to cloak scatterer objects. We use discretized Luneburg lenses as a graded-index medium and the proposed structure consists of four discretized Luneburg lenses, i.e., it is can be considered as a quadruple Luneburg lens system. Numerical investigations for directional cloaking are performed by using finite-difference time-domain methods. It is shown that an object can be cloaked inside the dark zone of created by Luneburg lenses and the proposed structure can provide cloaking at optical wavelengths.read more
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