Quantifying the Impact of Random Surface Perturbations on Reflective Gratings
Quantifying the Impact of Random Surface Perturbations on Reflective Gratings
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DOI:
10.1109/tap.2017.2780902
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发表时间:
2018-02
影响因子:
5.7
通讯作者:
Gerardo Silva-Oelker;Rubén Aylwin;C. Jerez-Hanckes;P. Fay
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作者:
Gerardo Silva-Oelker;Rubén Aylwin;C. Jerez-Hanckes;P. Fay
We present a novel deterministic method capable of calculating statistical moments of transverse electric polarized fields scattered by perfect electric conductor gratings with small surface random perturbations. Based on a first-order shape Taylor expansion, the resulting electric field integral equations are solved via the method of moments with constant hierarchical basis or Haar wavelets. This allows for a sparse tensor approximation, significantly reducing the number of required unknowns and yielding a higher rate of convergence than a dense approximation. Moreover, the proposed approach converges faster than Monte Carlo simulations with significantly less computational effort. Validation of the proposed approach is performed for several cases, and realistic simulations applied to the calculation and prediction of grating efficiency reveal the applicability of the method.