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Modelling Chiral Material

Posted Nov 1, 2017, 2:47 p.m. EDT RF & Microwave Engineering, Wave Optics 0 Replies

Ehsan Nahvi
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I am trying to define a rod made from a chiral material with the following constitutive relations: D =ϵE +iξB ,H =μ^(−1)B+iξE However, I don't know how this material can be defined in COMSOL. While COMSOL allows the definition of a an anistropic material, I don't know how I can define bianisotropic materials.

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