Mantle Cloaks Based on the Frequency Selective Metasurfaces Designed by Bayesian Optimization

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We propose a full optimization procedure for designing mantle cloaks enclosing arbitrary objects, using sub-wavelength conformal frequency selective surface (FSS). Rely on the scattering cancellation principle of mantle cloak characterized by an average surface reactance, a personal computer can achieve this design procedure. By combing a Bayesian optimization (BO) with an electromagnetic solver, we can automatically find the optimal parameters of a conformal mantle cloak which can nearly cancel the scattering from the enclosed objects. It is shown that the results obtained by our method coincide with those from a rigorous analytical model and the numerical results by full parametric scanning. The proposed methodology opens up a new route for realizing ultra-wideband illusion scattering of electromagnetic wave, which is important for stealth and microwave applications.

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Qin, F. F., Liu, Z. Z., Zhang, Q., Zhang, H., & Xiao, J. J. (2018). Mantle Cloaks Based on the Frequency Selective Metasurfaces Designed by Bayesian Optimization. Scientific Reports, 8(1). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-018-32167-x

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