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CloakingOwn Research
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Flirting with Invisibility
Andreas Helfrich-Schkarbanenko
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
March 28th 2013
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I What is this talk about?
I Which ideas/approaches are there?Classification of them?
I What is the level of cloaking?What are the outcoming problems?Which questions are still open?
I Outlook of invisibility?
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Survey of Cloaking
Szenario: Incident wave hits an obstacle.
Figure: Incident, scattered and total fieled [numathics.com]
Ambition: Minimize the scattered field.
Any idea?
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Survey of Cloaking - Any Idea?
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Survey of Cloaking - Any further Idea?
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Survey of Cloaking - One more idea?
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Survey of Cloaking - Ideas
Principle 1: passive cloaking
I Metamaterials Guiding the incident waves around the obstacle via transformationor change of variables for mapping the cloaked region to a point with vanishingscattering strength. This leads to anisotropic materials (metamaterials) [9] whichcan be approximated by bi-layered isotropic media. Isotropy is highly relevant forthe praxis!
I Scattering cancellation approach Idea: intelligent scattering [1, Chap.10]
Principle 2: active cloaking
I Apply additional wave-sources such that the total field features the desiredproperty [15].
Principles 1 and 2 can be classified in exterior and interior cloaking.
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Passive Cloaking via Metamaterials
ϕ(x) :=
(1 +
1
2|x |)
x
|x |, for 0 < |x | ≤ 2
I ϕ is smooth except at 0;I ϕ blows up the point 0 to the ball B1, while mapping the full domain B2 to itself;I ϕ(x) = x at the outer boundary |x | = 2.
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Passive Cloaking via Metamaterials
I One can show that if4u(x) = 0 in B2\{0}
then∇ · (σ′(y)∇u′(y)) = 0 in B2\B1,
where y = ϕ(x), u′(y) = u(x), σ′ denotes the 2× 2 matrix
σ′ = σ′(y) =Dϕ(x)(Dϕ(x))>
|detDϕ(x)|evaluated at x = ϕ−1(y) and
Dϕ(x) :=
(∂ϕ1∂x1
∂ϕ1∂x2
∂ϕ2∂x1
∂ϕ2∂x2
)is the deformation gradient of ϕ, see Worksheet No. 1.
I One obtain similar results for Helmholtz Equation representing time-harmonicregime of wave equation.
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Problems
I Infinitely massive cloak, i.e. bad singularities in material parameters
I Cloaking effect is frequency dependent
I Manufacturing metamaterials is time- and money-consuming
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Chronologic Reference Guide
The very first vanishing
I 1963, RUS, Velesago: Cornerstone in theoretical investigation of negativepermittivity and permeability
I 1990-ies till now, USA, Vogelius, Sylvester, Uhlmann: Theory [5]
I 2005, USA, Shalaev: Breaktrougth in creation of a cloak for microwaves [11]
I 2006, UK, Leonhardt: Theory; Conformal mapping in electromagnetics
I 2008, ESP, Torrent: Acoustics, Construction of a bilayered isotropic cloak [13]
I 2009, UK, Movchan: Elastic waves [3]
I 2011, GER, Wegener, KIT: Physik, Lithography of a cloak for electromagneticfield; construction of a cloak for elasic waves [12]
I FIN, Lassas: Theory
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Cloaking in Acoustics - Bi-layered Approximation
2D time-harmonic case [13]
∇ ·1
ρ∇p +
ω2
ρc2p = 0
p: total acoustic pressure, ρ: material density, c: propagation velocity of the wave
A suitable transformation of the coordinates applied on a ring and the PDE aboveaffects only the material parameters [8]. The bi-layered isotropic construction leads to
ρ1(r) =r + (2rR1 − R2
1 )1/2
r − R1ρb, c1(r) =
R2 − R1
R2
r
r − R1cb, ρ2 = ρb/ρ1, c2 = c1.
Figure: Passive, interior cloak of 200 isotropic layers, [13]. The cloak is independentof the direction of the incident wave.
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Cloaking in Acoustics
Figure: Realized acoustic cloak (left); Rotator [6], Anti-cloak [7] (right)
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Active Exterior Cloaking in Acoustics
Figure: Active exterior cloak on (left) and off (right) [15]
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3D cylindric, time-harmonic case [13]: In cylindric coordinates the TransformationOptics [9] and anisotropic materials permittivity ε, permeability µ lead to
εr = µr =r − R1
r, εφ = µφ =
r
r − R1, εz = µz =
(R2
R2 − R1
)2 r − R1
r.
The effect of the cloak is independent of the incident wave direction.
Figure: Electromagnetic cloak, first realization, [11]
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Figure: Generalization of the cloak geometry [10]
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Cloaking in Electromagnetics
Figure: Cloaking ring for microwaves [11]; Cloaking carpet realized at KIT [4]
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Illusion in Electromagnetics
Figure: A cloak that mimics a cup and hides a spoon [16]
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Cloaking in Elastodynamics
Figure: Seismic metamaterial experiment, Grenoble France, August 2012, [2].
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Areas of Application
I In general: Sensors disturb the field to measure by their presence. A partlycloaking could reduce this affect.
I Electromagnetics: Minimizing the affect of metal implantats on electromagneticmeasurements; Invisibility(?), ...
I Acoustics: Acoustic dipole; architekture; automotive industry; betterlaudspeaker, ...
I Elasticity: Earthquake-resistant buildings [3], ...
I Thermodynamics: New cooling system e.g. on el. circuit board, Chip cooling;Routing or focusing of the heat, ...
I Fluiddynamics: Reducing of turbulences [14], ...
I Medicine: Acoustic metamaterial superlens for ultrasonic tomography (ShuZhang, 2009)
I Military: Marine; electromagnetic, acoustic, fluiddynamic cloaking, ...
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I The efficiency (i.e. the energy of the scattered field) is depending on thefrequency of the incident field.
Idea 1Face this problem on different scales.Idea 2Construct ρ = ρ(p) and c = c(p). Really challenging goal!
I Cloaking is a very young research branch. Thus, general problem settings are notinverstigated yet (inhomogeneous background medium, tuning for practicalproblems, new application, ...).
IdeaCloaking in a layered medium (i.e. inhomogeneous medium)
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I Passive Erdolexpolration aus der Luft. Diploma Thesis, A. Sommer, 2013
I Active Cloaking and Illusion in Electrostatics. Paper in work, Prof.A.Ismail-Zadeh (IAG), A.Sommer, and AHS
I Cloaking in Electrical Impedance Tomography, Looking for Diploma ThesisStudents
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I Bachelor Thesis, Ph. Kaas, Acoustic Isotropic Cloaking in Layered Medium.Work in process
Figure: Density of a bi-layered isotropic cloak for inhomogeneous background medium
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I Cloaking in inhomogeneous media. Collaboration with Muamer Kadic (IAP) inprocess.
Figure: Electromagnetic anisotropic cloaking in homogeneous (left) andinhomogeneous (right) background media.
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