What Are the Fundamentals of Periodic Structures in Electrical Engineering?

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Hello everybody,

electrical engineer, currently doing my PhD at TU Delft, working on some fundamentals of peridodic structures as well as applications to graded index devices together with additive manufacturing.

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Welcome to the forum from a fellow EE (well, EE a long time ago :smile:)
 
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