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Efficient Simulation of Metasurfaces Comprising of Truncated Periodic or Quasi-periodic structures

This paper describes several techniques for enhancing the computational efficiency of Metasurface (MS) modeling when the geometry of the MS is either a truncated periodic structure or it is quasi-periodic, with its elements varying slowly along the surface. The quasi-periodic MS is used to introduce a phase (and amplitude) taper in the transmitted, reflected, or propagating wave interacting with the MS. The three key approaches proposed in this paper are based on using: (a) macro-basis functions for matrix-size reduction; (b) effective medium to replace the MS element; GPU to speed up the generation of multilayer Green’s function and associated MoM matrix computation.