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Anomalous Behavior of Heterogeneous Materials at Microwaves Frequencies: Introduction to Fractional Derivatives in Electromagnetism

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  28 February 2011

F. Heliodore ,
D. Cottevieille  and
A. Le Mehaute
F. Heliodore
Affiliation:
Laboratoires de Marcoussis, Centre de Recherches de la CGE, Route de Nozay, F 91 460 Marcoussis, FRANCE
D. Cottevieille
Affiliation:
Laboratoires de Marcoussis, Centre de Recherches de la CGE, Route de Nozay, F 91 460 Marcoussis, FRANCE
A. Le Mehaute
Affiliation:
Laboratoires de Marcoussis, Centre de Recherches de la CGE, Route de Nozay, F 91 460 Marcoussis, FRANCE
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Abstract

The present note introduces new trends in electromagnetic spectroscopy in complex media.When an electromagnetic wave propagates in heterogeneous media, some questions arise about both physical meaning and validity range of the traditional analysis. The aim of our advanced research is related to the generalisation of Maxwell's equations able todescribe both homogeneous and heterogeneous media from an unique point of view.

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MRS Online Proceedings Library (OPL) , Volume 189: Symposium L – Microwave Processing of Materials II , 1990 , 173
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Copyright © Materials Research Society 1991

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