Spectral Techniques for Nanostructures | Giovanni Gravina & Carlo Forestiere
Explore the research on electromagnetic behavior analysis of nanostructures by Giovanni Gravina and Carlo Forestiere. Learn about the development of new spectral methods and future activities in full-wave electromagnetic scattering problems.
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Giovanni Gravina Tutor: Carlo Forestiere XXXIV Cycle - I year presentation Development of new Spectral Method
Background I received my M.Sc. in Electronic Engineering (cum laude) from University of Naples Federico II I work within the Nanophotonics Group Without fellowship- I am an Air Force Officer and I work as Head of Technical Studied Section at Aircraft maintenance Unit (Lecce) 10? 2
My research activity My research activity is focused on the development of spectral techniques for the analysis of the electromagnetic behavior of nanostructures. During my first year, the electromagnetic modes and the resonances of homogeneous, finite size, two-dimensional bodies have been examined in the frequency domain by a rigorous full wave approach 1. C. Forestiere, G. Gravina, G. Miano, M. Pascale, R. Tricarico Electromagnetic modes and resonances of two-dimensional bodies, Physical Review B. based on an integro-differential formulation of the electromagnetic scattering problem. 3
Future activities A new spectral basis for the numerical solution of full-wave electromagnetic scattering problems 4
