2016Unpublished venueRequires access

On-body surface electromagnetic wave propagation: Modeling and measurements

V. Pleskachev, I. B. Vendik, O. G. Vendik, V. V. Kirillov, Pavel Turalchuk, Mikhaïl Odit

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The paper focuses on modeling and experimental investigations of electromagnetic waves propagating over the surface of a human body. Wave propagation parameters such as attenuation and phase velocity are of main interest. The results of analytical and numerical simulations are compared with measured data.

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The paper focuses on modeling and experimental investigations of electromagnetic waves propagating over the surface of a human body. Wave propagation parameters such as attenuation and phase velocity are of main interest. The results of analytical and numerical simulations are compared with measured data.

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The paper focuses on modeling and experimental investigations of electromagnetic waves propagating over the surface of a human body. Wave propagation parameters such as attenuation and phase velocity are of main interest. The results of analytical and numerical simulations are compared with measured data.

Key concepts: Attenuation, Surface wave, Wave propagation, Electromagnetic radiation, Phase velocity, Acoustics, Physics, Ground wave propagation

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