Abstract
The work analyzes the diffraction of the fundamental wave of a rectangular waveguide on a planar layer of a chiral metamaterial located in a transverse plane. The mathematical model of the metamaterial takes into account its chirality and dispersion of material parameters. To connect the electromagnetic field vectors through the parameters of the chiral layer, two-sided approximate boundary conditions are used. Cross-polarization of the field is taken into account in the work. A system of linear algebraic equations for the reflection and transmission coefficients of the fundamental and cross-polarized waves was obtained in the work. It is shown that at the cutoff frequencies of the fundamental and cross-polarized waves are also excited in the waveguide. It is shown that at different levels of attenuation in the waveguide, situations arise when the degeneracy of resonant frequencies arises and disappears. It has been proven that the reflection and transmission of the fundamental wave at low attenuation values is of a frequency-selective resonant nature.
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