Do Cloaked Objects Really Scatter Less?
Do Cloaked Objects Really Scatter Less?
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We discuss the global scattering response of invisibility cloaks over the entire electromagnetic spectrum, from static to very high frequencies.Based 5 Piece Full Panel Bed w/(2) Underbed Storage on linearity, causality, and energy conservation, we show that the total extinction and scattering, integrated over all wavelengths, of any linear, passive, causal, and nondiamagnetic cloak, necessarily increase compared to the uncloaked case.In light of this general principle, we provide a quantitative measure to compare the global performance of SHOVEL different cloaking techniques and we discuss solutions to minimize the global scattering signature of an object using thin, superconducting shells.Our results provide important physical insights on how invisibility cloaks operate and affect the global scattering of an object, suggesting ways to defeat countermeasures aimed at detecting cloaked objects using short impinging pulses.
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