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.

Looking forward to some interessting discussions.
 
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Welcome to the forum from a fellow EE (well, EE a long time ago :smile:)
 
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