Resonance suppression and electromagnetic shielding effectiveness improvement of an apertured rectangular cavity by using wall losses

The cavity-mode resonance effect could result in significant degradation of the shielding effectiveness （SE） of a shielding enclosure around its resonance frequencies. In this paper, the influence of coated wall loss on the suppression of the resonance effect is investigated. For this purpose, an equivalent circuit model is employed to analyze the SE of an apertured rectangular cavity coated with an inside layer of resistive material. The model is developed by extending Robinson＇s equivalent circuit model through incorporating the effect of the wall loss into both the propagation constant and the characteristic impedance of the waveguide. Calculation results show that the wall loss could lead to great improvement on the SE for frequencies near the resonance but almost no effect on the SE for frequencies far away from the resonance.

Subwavelength rectangular cavity partially filled with left-handed materials

In this paper, we present the electromagnetic analysis of a rectangular cavity partially filled with a left-handed material slab. Our theoretical investigation shows that there exist novel resonant modes in the cavity, and such a cavity becomes a subwavelength cavity. The eigenvalue equation of the cavity is derived and the resonant frequencies of the novel modes are calculated by using numerical simulation. We also discuss the stability of the novel resonant modes and show the best condition under which a useful rectangular cavity of subwavelength dimensions with tolerable stability is obtained.

Casimir effect for a Cavity in the Spacetime with an Extra Dimension

We reexamine the Casimir effect for the rectangular cavity with two or three equal edges in the presence of compactified universal extra dimension. We derive the expressions for the Casimir energy and discuss the nature of Casimir force. We show analytically the extra-dimension corrections to the standard Casimir effect to put forward a new method of exploring the existence of extra dimensions of the Universe.

Casimir Effect at Finite Temperature in the Presence of Compactified Universal Extra Dimensions

We analyse the Casimir effect for parallel plates at finite temperature in the presence of compactified universal extra dimensions and analytically show the thermal corrections to the effect in detail. The Casimir effect for different sizes of universal extra dimensions is investigated to test the five-dimensional Kaluza-Klein theory.

Chiral selection of Troger's base-based macrocycles with different ethylene glycol chains length in crystallization

In the present work,two Troger's base-based macrocycles(TBBMs)with different bridging ethylene glycol chains(T1,n=1;T3,n=3)were successfully synthesized and studied via the crystal analysis.These two TBBMs possess rare rectangular-like cavities and show chiral selection during the crystallization.T1with short glycol chain(n=1)crystallized as racemates,while T3 with long glycol chain(n=3)was found as meso isomer.In contrast to T1 and T3,for T2(n=2)both rac-T2 and meso isomer R2NS2N-T2has been observed in our previous report.Thus,the synthesis of new TBBMs T1 and T3 with different bridging ethylene glycol chains not only makes the study of TBBMs more systematically,but also helps to understand the relationship between the size of the rectangular cavity and the chiral selection of Troger's base-based macrocycles during their crystallization.