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| adam_text | Contents
Preface
to the First Edition
xv
Preface to the Second Edition
xix
Chapter
1.
Basic Equations for Electromagnetic Fields
1
1.1
Maxwell s Equations
1
1.2
Wave Equations
3
1.3
Conservation Laws
4
1.4
Scalar Theory of Optical Problems
6
1.5
Lorentz s Reciprocity Theorem
7
1.6
Integral Equations for the Electromagnetic Field. The
Extinction Theorem
8
1.6.1
The vector form of Green s theorem
9
1.6.2
Integral theorems
10
1.6.3
Integral theorems for scalar fields
13
1.6.4
Natural modes
15
1.6.5
Other extensions and uses of the
extinction theorem
15
Problems
16
References
17
Appendix
1.1:
A Generalized Extinction Theorem
and Its Role in Scattering Theory
18
Chapter
2.
Angular Spectrum Representation
of Wavefields
33
2.1
Introduction
33
2.2
Expansion of Scalar Wavefields into Plane Waves
in Source-Free Regions
34
ii
Contents
2.3
Connection
between
U(x,y,
z)
and its Boundary
Value at
z
= 0 36
2.4
Wavelength Resolution Limit
38
2.5
On the Validity of the Angular Spectrum Representation
39
2.6
An Alternative Representation in Angular Variables
40
2.7
Source-Free Fields
41
2.7.1
Source-free fields satisfying the homogeneous
Helmholtz equation everywhere and having
components propagating in all directions
42
2.7.2
Source-free fields propagating in a half-space
44
2.8
Asymptotic Approximation to Source-Free Fields
45
2.8.1
Fields propagating in a half-space free of sources
45
2.8.2
Fields satisfying the Helmholtz equation everywhere
and with angular components propagating in
all directions
47
2.9
Angular Spectrum Representation of
Electromagnetic Fields
47
2.10
Divergent and Convergent Spherical Waves and their
Angular Spectrum Representation
48
2.11
Optical Beams: Diffraction-Free Beams
51
2.12
Asymptotic Approximations to Angular Spectrum
Representations
55
2.12.1
Approximations for
0 <
θ
<
-π
/2, 0 <
φ
<
2тг
56
2.12.2
Approximations for
θ
=
π/2
56
2.12.3
Approximations in the axial direction
57
2.13
Contribution of the Evanescent Components in the
Asymptotic Expressions
58
Problems
65
References
70
Chapter
3.
Radiated and Scattered Fields
73
3.1
Radiated Fields from a Localized Charge-Current
Distribution
74
3.2
Angular Spectrum Representation of Radiated Fields
74
3.3
The Field and the Intensity Radiated in the Far Zone
76
3.4
Scalar Theory of Radiated Wavefields
77
3.5
Examples of Radiation Fields: Charged Particle with
Two-Dimensional Motion
78
3.5.1
Field due to a charged particle moving in vacuum
79
Contents ix
3.5.2
Partiele
moving uniformly in vacuum
81
3.5.3
čerenkov
radiation
83
3.6
Integra-Differential Equations for the Scattered
Electromagnetic Field in a Time-Independent
Medium. Angular Spectrum Representation Outside
the Strip
0 <
z
<
L
86
3.7
Angular Spectrum Representation of the Scattered
Electromagnetic Field Inside the Strip
0 <
z < L
88
3.7.1
Scattered field outside the scattering volume
88
3.7.2
Scattered field inside the scattering volume.
The slowly varying amplitude approximation
91
3.8
The First Born Approximation
94
3.9
Scattering from a Weakly Fluctuating Random Medium
97
3.10
Scalar Approach to Scattered Scalar Wavefields
100
3.10.1
The first Born approximation for scalar wavefields
102
3.10.2
The Rytov approximation
103
3.10.3
The Eikonal approximation
105
3.11
Multiple Scattering Theories
108
Problems
109
References
114
Chapter
4.
Mathematical Properties of Radiated
and Scattered Fields
117
4.1
Introduction
117
4.2
The Angular Spectrum of Wavefields in Free-Space as
the Boundary Value of an Entire Function
117
4.3
Consequences for Radiated and Scattered Fields
118
4.4
Consequences for Homogeneous and
Evanescent Components
121
4.5
Consequences for Source-Free Fields
124
4.6
Conclusions and Extensions
125
Problems
126
References
127
Appendix
4.1:
Entire Functions of Exponential Type
128
Appendix
4.2:
Dispersion Relations
133
Appendix
4.3:
The Whittaker-Shannon Sampling Theorem
137
x
Contents
Chapter
5.
S-Matrix and Reciprocity
138
5.1
Representation of Fields Outside a Scatterer
139
5.2
Definition of the S-Matrix
143
5.3
Reciprocity and Unitarity
143
5.4
The S-Matrix for Scalar Wavefields
145
5.5
The Partitioned S-Matrix
146
5.6
Incident Plane Wave
149
5.7
Incident Source-Free Field
150
5.8
The Generalized Transmission and Reflection Coefficients
151
5.9
The Transition Matrix
153
5.10
The Generalized Transmission and Reflection Coefficients
for an Incident Source-Free Field
154
5.11
The Generalized Stokes Relations
158
5.12
Example: Stokes Relations for Stratified Media
161
5.13
Reciprocity of the Impulse Response for Scattering
from Inhomogeneous Media
164
5.13.1
Definition of the impulse response
164
5.13.2
Reciprocity relations
167
Problems
168
References
170
Chapter
6.
Elements of the Theory of Diffraction
171
6.1
The Scalar Theory of Diffraction
172
6.2
Uniqueness of the Solution. Boundary Conditions
174
6.3
The
Kirchhoff
Approximation
175
6.4
The Rayleigh-Sommerfeld Diffraction Integrals
177
6.5
The Rayleigh-Sommerfeld Integrals and the Angular
Spectrum Representation
180
6.6
Reciprocity,
Diffraction
for Small Angles
182
6.7
The
Eresnél
Approximation
185
6.8
The
Fraunhofer
Approximation
188
6.9
Comparison with the Angular Spectrum Representation
189
6.9.1
Fresnel approximation
189
6.9.2 Fraunhofer
approximation
190
6.10
Example: Scalar Theory of Diffraction by a
Circular Aperture
191
6.11
Theory of the Boundary Diffraction Wave
193
6.11.1
The vector potential
193
Contents xi
6.11.2
A mathematically consistent interpretation of
the Kirchhoff diffraction integral
197
6.12
Comparison with Experiment
198
6.13
Debye Approximation. Symmetries of Focused
Wavefields and Phase Anomaly Near the Focus
201
6.14
Vector Theory of Diffraction
205
6.15
Uniqueness of the Electromagnetic Solution.
Boundary Conditions
207
6.16
Three Vector Formulations of Diffraction
208
6.17
The
Fraunhofer
Approximation for the Vector
Solution. Comparison with the Scalar Result
209
6.18
Diffraction Problems and the Extinction Theorem
211
Problems
212
References
215
Chapter
7.
Scattering from Rough Surfaces
217
7.1
Introduction
217
7.2
Statistical Characterization of Random Rough Surfaces
219
7.3
Boundary Condition for Scattering from Perfectly
Conductive Surfaces
219
7.4
Angular Spectrum Representation
220
7.5
The
Kirchhoff
Approximation
222
7.5.1
Example: scattering of a linearly polarized
plane wave
225
7.5.2
The mean scattered intensity
226
7.5.3
On the validity of the Kircnhoff approximation
228
7.6
The Method of Small Perturbations
231
7.6.1
Expansions for the mean scattered intensity
233
7.6.2
On the range of validity of the method of
small perturbations
235
7.7
The Rayleigh Method 242
7.8
Illustration of the Scattering Equations for
One-Dimensional Surfaces
244
7.9
Numerical Solution of the Scattering Equations
246
7.9.1
Numerical generation of random surfaces
246
7.9.2
Numerical calculation of the scattering integrals
247
7.10
Scattering from Deeply Rough Surfaces. Enhanced
Backscattering 249
xii
Contents
7.10.1
Comparison of experimental data and numerical
results from one-dimensional surfaces
252
7.11
Scattering from Metal and Dielectric Rough Surfaces
253
7.11.1
Example: one-dimensional surfaces
256
7.12
Diffraction from Periodic Surfaces: Reflection Gratings
261
7.13
Variation of the Diffracted Intensities
265
Problems
268
References
271
Chapter
8.
Propagation and Scattering of
Phase-Conjugate Wavefields
275
8.1
Introduction
276
8.2
Phase-Conjugation of Wavefields Propagating in
Eree Space
279
8.2.1
Phase-conjugation of fields that propagate
into the same half-space
279
8.2.2
Phase-conjugation of fields that propagate into
complementary half-spaces
284
8.3
Scattering and Distortion Correction by
Phase-Conjugation
288
8.3.1
Self-consistent formulation
291
8.3.2
Multiple bounce approach
293
8.4
Other Studies
296
Problems
297
References
300
Chapter
9.
Inverse Diffraction
302
9.1
The Inverse Wavefield Propagator
303
9.2
Alternative Form of the Inverse Propagator
305
9.3
Inversion Formula for Fields without
Evanescent Components
306
9.4
Connection with the Reciprocity Theorem of
Phase-Conjugated Wavefields
306
9.5
Connection with the Pseudoscopic Image in Holography
307
9.6
System Approach to Inverse Diffraction
310
9.7
Degrees of Freedom
312
9.8
Representation by Eigenfunctions
314
9.9
Ill-Posed Nature of Inverse Diffraction
316
9.10
The Problem of Phase Retrieval
319
Contents xiii
9.11
Conclusions
and Other Studies
321
Problems
322
References
323
Chapter
10.
Inverse Source and Scattering
Problems in Optics
326
10.1
Introduction
326
10.2
Formulation of Inverse Source and Scattering Problems
328
10.3
Information Content of One Experiment
330
10.4
Integral Equations for Fields over Arbitrary Surfaces
334
10.4.1
Vector theory
334
10.4.2
Scalar theory
336
10.5
Information Contained in the Imaging Equation.
Physical Meaning of the Backpropagation Equation
337
10.6
Ambiguity in Inverse Source and Scattering Problems.
Nonradiating Sources and
Nonscattering Scatterers
340
10.6.1
Eigenfunction analysis
343
10.7
Reconstruction Using Fourier Series
345
10.8
Diffraction Tomography
347
10.8.1
The central slice theorem
347
10.8.2
Principles of computed tomography
349
10.8.3
The basic equation of diffraction tomography
351
10.8.4
The filtered backpropagation equation
352
10.8.5
The geometrical optics limit
356
10.8.6
An example
357
10.9
Other Inverse Scattering Methods Multiple
Scattering Approaches
358
Problems
361
References
362
Chapter
11.
Fundamentals of Near Field Optics (NFO)
366
11.1
Introduction
367
11.2
The Optical Signal at the Tip
369
11.3
Inverse Scattering Problem in Near Field Optics
371
11.4
Inverse Scattering. Coherence. Artifacts
373
11.5
Surface Plasmon Polaritons
375
11.5.1
An example of existence of surface
polariton excitations
379
civ
Contents
11.6
Reciprocity
and Unitarity of the S-Matrix of Fields
Containing Evanescent Components
382
11.6.1
Transmission and reflection coefficients
containing evanescent components
383
11.6.2
Reciprocity relations for transmission and
reflection coefficients with evanescent components
385
11.6.3
Reciprocity relations for the S-matrix
387
11.7
Time-Reversal Symmetry of the S-Matrix of Fields
Containing Evanescent Components
390
11.7.1
Time-reversal
invariance.
Consequence for
the S-matrix
390
11.7.2
Time-reversal
invariance
and reciprocity
391
11.8
Superresolution
by Near Field Propagation in Left-Handed
Material Slabs
392
11.9
Slab of Ideal Dispersiveless and Absorptionless
Left-Handed Material
394
11.9.1
Field inside a left-handed medium
394
11.9.2
Field transmitted by a slab of lossless left-handed
material
396
11.9.3
Singularity of the propagator inside the slab
of left-handed material
397
11.10
Field Transmitted by an Absorbing Slab.
Image Resolution
400
11.10.1
Resolution of the LHM slab lens and the inverse
diffraction propagator
403
Problems
407
Appendix
11.1:
Lorentz s Reciprocity Theorem
with Sources
407
Appendix
11.2:
Generalized Stokes Relations for
Fields Containing Evanescent
Components
408
References
409
Author Index
415
Subject Index
423
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Contents
Preface
to the First Edition
xv
Preface to the Second Edition
xix
Chapter
1.
Basic Equations for Electromagnetic Fields
1
1.1
Maxwell's Equations
1
1.2
Wave Equations
3
1.3
Conservation Laws
4
1.4
Scalar Theory of Optical Problems
6
1.5
Lorentz's Reciprocity Theorem
7
1.6
Integral Equations for the Electromagnetic Field. The
Extinction Theorem
8
1.6.1
The vector form of Green's theorem
9
1.6.2
Integral theorems
10
1.6.3
Integral theorems for scalar fields
13
1.6.4
Natural modes
15
1.6.5
Other extensions and uses of the
extinction theorem
15
Problems
16
References
17
Appendix
1.1:
A Generalized Extinction Theorem
and Its Role in Scattering Theory
18
Chapter
2.
Angular Spectrum Representation
of Wavefields
33
2.1
Introduction
33
2.2
Expansion of Scalar Wavefields into Plane Waves
in Source-Free Regions
34
ii
Contents
2.3
Connection
between
U(x,y,
z)
and its Boundary
Value at
z
= 0 36
2.4
Wavelength Resolution Limit
38
2.5
On the Validity of the Angular Spectrum Representation
39
2.6
An Alternative Representation in Angular Variables
40
2.7
Source-Free Fields
41
2.7.1
Source-free fields satisfying the homogeneous
Helmholtz equation everywhere and having
components propagating in all directions
42
2.7.2
Source-free fields propagating in a half-space
44
2.8
Asymptotic Approximation to Source-Free Fields
45
2.8.1
Fields propagating in a half-space free of sources
45
2.8.2
Fields satisfying the Helmholtz equation everywhere
and with angular components propagating in
all directions
47
2.9
Angular Spectrum Representation of
Electromagnetic Fields
47
2.10
Divergent and Convergent Spherical Waves and their
Angular Spectrum Representation
48
2.11
Optical Beams: Diffraction-Free Beams
51
2.12
Asymptotic Approximations to Angular Spectrum
Representations
55
2.12.1
Approximations for
0 <
θ
<
-π
/2, 0 <
φ
<
2тг
56
2.12.2
Approximations for
θ
=
π/2
56
2.12.3
Approximations in the axial direction
57
2.13
Contribution of the Evanescent Components in the
Asymptotic Expressions
58
Problems
65
References
70
Chapter
3.
Radiated and Scattered Fields
73
3.1
Radiated Fields from a Localized Charge-Current
Distribution
74
3.2
Angular Spectrum Representation of Radiated Fields
74
3.3
The Field and the Intensity Radiated in the Far Zone
76
3.4
Scalar Theory of Radiated Wavefields
77
3.5
Examples of Radiation Fields: Charged Particle with
Two-Dimensional Motion
78
3.5.1
Field due to a charged particle moving in vacuum
79
Contents ix
3.5.2
Partiele
moving uniformly in vacuum
81
3.5.3
čerenkov
radiation
83
3.6
Integra-Differential Equations for the Scattered
Electromagnetic Field in a Time-Independent
Medium. Angular Spectrum Representation Outside
the Strip
0 <
z
<
L
86
3.7
Angular Spectrum Representation of the Scattered
Electromagnetic Field Inside the Strip
0 <
z < L
88
3.7.1
Scattered field outside the scattering volume
88
3.7.2
Scattered field inside the scattering volume.
The slowly varying amplitude approximation
91
3.8
The First Born Approximation
94
3.9
Scattering from a Weakly Fluctuating Random Medium
97
3.10
Scalar Approach to Scattered Scalar Wavefields
100
3.10.1
The first Born approximation for scalar wavefields
102
3.10.2
The Rytov approximation
103
3.10.3
The Eikonal approximation
105
3.11
Multiple Scattering Theories
108
Problems
109
References
114
Chapter
4.
Mathematical Properties of Radiated
and Scattered Fields
117
4.1
Introduction
117
4.2
The Angular Spectrum of Wavefields in Free-Space as
the Boundary Value of an Entire Function
117
4.3
Consequences for Radiated and Scattered Fields
118
4.4
Consequences for Homogeneous and
Evanescent Components
121
4.5
Consequences for Source-Free Fields
124
4.6
Conclusions and Extensions
125
Problems
126
References
127
Appendix
4.1:
Entire Functions of Exponential Type
128
Appendix
4.2:
Dispersion Relations
133
Appendix
4.3:
The Whittaker-Shannon Sampling Theorem
137
x
Contents
Chapter
5.
S-Matrix and Reciprocity
138
5.1
Representation of Fields Outside a Scatterer
139
5.2
Definition of the S-Matrix
143
5.3
Reciprocity and Unitarity
143
5.4
The S-Matrix for Scalar Wavefields
145
5.5
The Partitioned S-Matrix
146
5.6
Incident Plane Wave
149
5.7
Incident Source-Free Field
150
5.8
The Generalized Transmission and Reflection Coefficients
151
5.9
The Transition Matrix
153
5.10
The Generalized Transmission and Reflection Coefficients
for an Incident Source-Free Field
154
5.11
The Generalized Stokes Relations
158
5.12
Example: Stokes Relations for Stratified Media
161
5.13
Reciprocity of the Impulse Response for Scattering
from Inhomogeneous Media
164
5.13.1
Definition of the impulse response
164
5.13.2
Reciprocity relations
167
Problems
168
References
170
Chapter
6.
Elements of the Theory of Diffraction
171
6.1
The Scalar Theory of Diffraction
172
6.2
Uniqueness of the Solution. Boundary Conditions
174
6.3
The
Kirchhoff
Approximation
175
6.4
The Rayleigh-Sommerfeld Diffraction Integrals
177
6.5
The Rayleigh-Sommerfeld Integrals and the Angular
Spectrum Representation
180
6.6
Reciprocity,
Diffraction
for Small Angles
182
6.7
The
Eresnél
Approximation
185
6.8
The
Fraunhofer
Approximation
188
6.9
Comparison with the Angular Spectrum Representation
189
6.9.1
Fresnel approximation
189
6.9.2 Fraunhofer
approximation
190
6.10
Example: Scalar Theory of Diffraction by a
Circular Aperture
191
6.11
Theory of the Boundary Diffraction Wave
193
6.11.1
The vector potential
193
Contents xi
6.11.2
A mathematically consistent interpretation of
the Kirchhoff diffraction integral
197
6.12
Comparison with Experiment
198
6.13
Debye Approximation. Symmetries of Focused
Wavefields and Phase Anomaly Near the Focus
201
6.14
Vector Theory of Diffraction
205
6.15
Uniqueness of the Electromagnetic Solution.
Boundary Conditions
207
6.16
Three Vector Formulations of Diffraction
208
6.17
The
Fraunhofer
Approximation for the Vector
Solution. Comparison with the Scalar Result
209
6.18
Diffraction Problems and the Extinction Theorem
211
Problems
212
References
215
Chapter
7.
Scattering from Rough Surfaces
217
7.1
Introduction
217
7.2
Statistical Characterization of Random Rough Surfaces
219
7.3
Boundary Condition for Scattering from Perfectly
Conductive Surfaces
219
7.4
Angular Spectrum Representation
220
7.5
The
Kirchhoff
Approximation
222
7.5.1
Example: scattering of a linearly polarized
plane wave
225
7.5.2
The mean scattered intensity
226
7.5.3
On the validity of the Kircnhoff approximation
228
7.6
The Method of Small Perturbations
231
7.6.1
Expansions for the mean scattered intensity
233
7.6.2
On the range of validity of the method of
small perturbations
235
7.7
The Rayleigh Method 242
7.8
Illustration of the Scattering Equations for
One-Dimensional Surfaces
244
7.9
Numerical Solution of the Scattering Equations
246
7.9.1
Numerical generation of random surfaces
246
7.9.2
Numerical calculation of the scattering integrals
247
7.10
Scattering from Deeply Rough Surfaces. Enhanced
Backscattering 249
xii
Contents
7.10.1
Comparison of experimental data and numerical
results from one-dimensional surfaces
252
7.11
Scattering from Metal and Dielectric Rough Surfaces
253
7.11.1
Example: one-dimensional surfaces
256
7.12
Diffraction from Periodic Surfaces: Reflection Gratings
261
7.13
Variation of the Diffracted Intensities
265
Problems
268
References
271
Chapter
8.
Propagation and Scattering of
Phase-Conjugate Wavefields
275
8.1
Introduction
276
8.2
Phase-Conjugation of Wavefields Propagating in
Eree Space
279
8.2.1
Phase-conjugation of fields that propagate
into the same half-space
279
8.2.2
Phase-conjugation of fields that propagate into
complementary half-spaces
284
8.3
Scattering and Distortion Correction by
Phase-Conjugation
288
8.3.1
Self-consistent formulation
291
8.3.2
Multiple bounce approach
293
8.4
Other Studies
296
Problems
297
References
300
Chapter
9.
Inverse Diffraction
302
9.1
The Inverse Wavefield Propagator
303
9.2
Alternative Form of the Inverse Propagator
305
9.3
Inversion Formula for Fields without
Evanescent Components
306
9.4
Connection with the Reciprocity Theorem of
Phase-Conjugated Wavefields
306
9.5
Connection with the Pseudoscopic Image in Holography
307
9.6
System Approach to Inverse Diffraction
310
9.7
Degrees of Freedom
312
9.8
Representation by Eigenfunctions
314
9.9
Ill-Posed Nature of Inverse Diffraction
316
9.10
The Problem of Phase Retrieval
319
Contents xiii
9.11
Conclusions
and Other Studies
321
Problems
322
References
323
Chapter
10.
Inverse Source and Scattering
Problems in Optics
326
10.1
Introduction
326
10.2
Formulation of Inverse Source and Scattering Problems
328
10.3
Information Content of One Experiment
330
10.4
Integral Equations for Fields over Arbitrary Surfaces
334
10.4.1
Vector theory
334
10.4.2
Scalar theory
336
10.5
Information Contained in the Imaging Equation.
Physical Meaning of the Backpropagation Equation
337
10.6
Ambiguity in Inverse Source and Scattering Problems.
Nonradiating Sources and
Nonscattering Scatterers
340
10.6.1
Eigenfunction analysis
343
10.7
Reconstruction Using Fourier Series
345
10.8
Diffraction Tomography
347
10.8.1
The central slice theorem
347
10.8.2
Principles of computed tomography
349
10.8.3
The basic equation of diffraction tomography
351
10.8.4
The filtered backpropagation equation
352
10.8.5
The geometrical optics limit
356
10.8.6
An example
357
10.9
Other Inverse Scattering Methods Multiple
Scattering Approaches
358
Problems
361
References
362
Chapter
11.
Fundamentals of Near Field Optics (NFO)
366
11.1
Introduction
367
11.2
The Optical Signal at the Tip
369
11.3
Inverse Scattering Problem in Near Field Optics
371
11.4
Inverse Scattering. Coherence. Artifacts
373
11.5
Surface Plasmon Polaritons
375
11.5.1
An example of existence of surface
polariton excitations
379
civ
Contents
11.6
Reciprocity
and Unitarity of the S-Matrix of Fields
Containing Evanescent Components
382
11.6.1
Transmission and reflection coefficients
containing evanescent components
383
11.6.2
Reciprocity relations for transmission and
reflection coefficients with evanescent components
385
11.6.3
Reciprocity relations for the S-matrix
387
11.7
Time-Reversal Symmetry of the S-Matrix of Fields
Containing Evanescent Components
390
11.7.1
Time-reversal
invariance.
Consequence for
the S-matrix
390
11.7.2
Time-reversal
invariance
and reciprocity
391
11.8
Superresolution
by Near Field Propagation in Left-Handed
Material Slabs
392
11.9
Slab of Ideal Dispersiveless and Absorptionless
Left-Handed Material
394
11.9.1
Field inside a left-handed medium
394
11.9.2
Field transmitted by a slab of lossless left-handed
material
396
11.9.3
Singularity of the propagator inside the slab
of left-handed material
397
11.10
Field Transmitted by an Absorbing Slab.
Image Resolution
400
11.10.1
Resolution of the LHM slab lens and the inverse
diffraction propagator
403
Problems
407
Appendix
11.1:
Lorentz's Reciprocity Theorem
with Sources
407
Appendix
11.2:
Generalized Stokes Relations for
Fields Containing Evanescent
Components
408
References
409
Author Index
415
Subject Index
423 |
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