Non-singular arbitrary cloaks dressing three-dimensional anisotropic obstacles
arXiv:1004.5395 · doi:10.1080/09500340.2011.573878
Abstract
We design three dimensional electromagnetic cloaks, starting from a small region of complex shape instead of a point. We derive the expression of a transformation matrix describing an objet with a surface of revolution and its associated non-singular cloak. We note that while none of the eigenvalues vanish inside the cloak, they suffer a discontinuity on its inner surface. Moreover, all three eigenvalues are independent upon the radius in the concealed object. The validity of our analytical results is confirmed by finite edge-elements computations showing scattering is much reduced when the object is dressed with the cloak. We note that neither the object nor the cloak are invisible on their own.
7 pages, 4 figures
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