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Synthesis and analysis of metamaterial structure for microwave frequency applications
This thesis involves analysis of artificial materials to investigate metamaterial behavior and characteristics. Extraction techniques are used to validate the electromagnetic properties and different microwave applications are investigated. A new geometric structure is designed using dual star split ring resonator, which introduces a sharp, wide rejection band. A metamaterial microwave absorber suitable for dual-band operation and insensitive to incident polarization was also developed.