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Analysis and synthesis of cascaded metasurfaces using wave matrices
Wave matrices are an altenative network representation to conventional ABCD matrices for the analysis of cascaded electromagnetic structures. In this work, a review of these matrices and their relation to the other network representations is presented. Wave matrices are found for different interfaces and used to analyze and synthesize metasurfaces consisting of cascaded electric sheets.