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Uniqueness theorem and uniqueness of inverse problems for lossy anisotropic inhomogeneous structures with diagonal material tensors

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The uniqueness theorem for lossy anisotropic inhomogeneous structures with diagonal material tensors is proven. For these materials, we prove that all the elements of the constitutive tensors must be lossy.… Click to show full abstract

The uniqueness theorem for lossy anisotropic inhomogeneous structures with diagonal material tensors is proven. For these materials, we prove that all the elements of the constitutive tensors must be lossy. Materials like cloaks and lenses designed based on transformation-optics (TO) could be examples of such materials. The uniqueness theorem is about the uniqueness of Maxwell's equations solutions for particular sets of boundary conditions. We prove the uniqueness theorem for three cases: Single medium, media composed of two lossy anisotropic inhomogeneous materials with diagonal constitutive parameters, and media composed of two materials, where a material with diagonal material tensors is surrounded by an isotropic material. The latter case can be considered for the TO-based materials like invisibility cloaks or hyper-lenses that usually have diagonal anisotropic inhomogeneous constitutive parameters and also because cloaks or hyper-lenses are usually surrounded by free space and the sources are usuall...

Keywords: diagonal material; lossy anisotropic; material tensors; anisotropic inhomogeneous; uniqueness theorem

Journal Title: Journal of Applied Physics
Year Published: 2017

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