Broadband nonunity magnetic permeability in planar hyperbolic metamaterials GEORGIA ... (, MaxwellGarnett ... magnetic permeability that can be engineered ...
The Maxwell Garnett theory does predict the effective permittivity of the structures investigated over the entire range of volume fractions of the two composites. The results show that the microwire spacing for the both composites have low influence on the complex permeability, while they exhibit significant effect on the real part of permittivity.
with MaxwellGarnett mixing formula and published results. ... Homogenization of Periodic Objects Embedded in Layered Media ... permeability or conductivity, can ...
Is the Maxwell Garnett theory also applicable for composite films? ... Maxwell Garnett eqs. are obtained for the bulk ... (such as permittivity or permeability) ...
: Comparison between the effective permeability predicted with Maxwell Garnett, and numerical FEM results for cubic, tetragonal and orthorhombic arrays of spheres. : Effective permeability of an array made of particles with a rectangular size dispersion. We observe a large negative band of width Δν.
Based on the summary of MaxwellGarnett mixing rule (MG formula), the asymptotic forms for the frequency dependent term in MG formula is derived. Then the transition of periodic dielectric to periodic metal objects is studied. Numerical results are presented to verify the transition. A multieffective layer model is also evaluated.
Effectivesusceptibility tensor for a composite with ferromagnetic inclusions: Enhancement of effective ... MaxwellGarnett ... when permeability ~susceptibility ...
The microwave permittivity (ɛ r) and permeability (µ r) of composite materials are tailored by adding various loading agents to a host plastic and are subsequently modeled using the Maxwell Garnett theory and second order polynomials.
Permeability data were fit to Lorentzian forms. The seven composite types and fully dense ferrite data fits form the basis for comparison of magnetic Maxwell Garnett and Bruggeman effective media theory predictions of susceptibility and volumetric scaling of resonant and relaxation frequencies.
Notations: LWB—linear Wiener bound; CWB—circular Wiener bound; MG1—Maxwell Garnett mixing formula in which ϵ h = ϵ 1, ϵ i = ϵ 2 and f = f 2; MG2—same but for ϵ h = ϵ 2, ϵ i = ϵ 1 and f = f 1; BG—symmetric Bruggeman mixing formula; A, B, C, D, E mark the points on the CWB, LWB, MG1, MG2, BG curves for which f 1 = and f 2 =
The Maxwell Garnett formula is explicitly given by [27] Another mixture formula was derived by Lord Rayleigh and is given by Rayleigh, Runge, Meredith and Tobias, McPhedran and McKenzie, McKenzie et al.
The effective magnetic permeability mu and effective dielectric constant epsilon are two equally important quantities for the characterization of electromagnetic properties of composites. For granular ferromagnetic metals, however, the presence of permanent magnetic moments means that the MaxwellGarnett theory is inapplicable to the .
In this work, the effective permeability of twophase composite materials is studied based on a threedimensional model. In this model, the magnetic inclusions ...
HOMOGENIZATION EFFICIENCY FOR ... of the particles in the material and the magnetic permeability of the ... the relative errors for MaxwellGarnett homogenization
must be established. Therefore the ability of the Maxwell Garnett theory to model the permittivity and permeability of composite materials is investigated and discussed. II. THEORY The Maxwell Garnett (MG) theory is the most popular method employed for modeling the permittivity of twocomponent composite materials.