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PIERS 2015 Prague Progress In Electromagnetics Research Symposium Advance Program July 6–9, 2015 Prague, Czech Republic www.emacademy.org www.piers.org For more information on PIERS, please visit us online at www.emacademy.org or www.piers.org. PIERS 2015 Prague Program CONTENTS TECHNICALPROGRAMSUMMARY . ......... 4 THEELECTROMAGNETICSACADEMY. ........... 11 JOURNAL: PROGRESS IN ELECTROMAGNETICS RESEARCH . ......... 11 PIERS2015PRAGUEORGANIZATION . ............ 12 PIERS 2015 PRAGUE SESSION ORGANIZERS . .......... 14 PIERS 2015 PRAGUE ORGANIZERS AND SPONSORS . ......... 14 PIERS2015PRAGUEEXHIBITORS . ............. 14 MAPOFCONFERENCESITE ................................... ........ 15 SYMPOSIUMVENUE ........................................ ........ 17 REGISTRATION ......................................... .......... 17 SPECIALEVENTS ....................................... ........... 17 PIERSONLINE ......................................... ........... 17 GUIDELINEFORPRESENTERS............................... ........... 18 GENERALINFORMATION ................................... .......... 19 PIERS 2015 PRAGUE TECHNICAL PROGRAM . ............ 20 3 Progress In Electromagnetics Research Symposium TECHNICAL PROGRAM SUMMARY Monday AM, July 6, 2015 1A1a FocusSession.SC2: Planar Optics Based on Metasurfaces 1 ................................................. 20 1A1b Oral Presentations for Best Student Paper Awards — SC2: Metamaterials, Plasmonics and Complex Media ............................................................................................................ 20 1A2 SC2: THz Metamaterials: Fundamentals and Applications ................................................. 21 1A3a SC5: Imaging, Inverse Scattering and Remote Sensing 1 .................................................... 22 1A3b Oral Presentations for Best Student Paper Awards — SC5: Remote Sensing, Inverse Problems, Imag- ing, Radar and Sensing ......................................................................................... 22 1A4 FocusSession.SC3: Numerical Modeling of Ultrashort Laser Pulse Propagation in Transparent Mate- rials: Micro/nanomodification, Part 1......................................................................... 23 1A5 Antennas, Signals, HPEM and EMC Problems 1 ............................................................ 24 1A6 SC4: Complex Analysis and Convex Optimization in Electromagnetics.................................... 25 1A7 Advanced Mathematical and Computational Methods in Electromagnetic Theory and Their Applica- tions 1 ........................................................................................................... 25 1A8 SC1: Model-order Reduction and Uncertainty Quantification............................................... 26 1A9 SC1: Electromagnetic Field Transformations for Measurements and Simulations......................... 27 1A 10 FocusSession.SC3: Advances in Optical Networking ........................................................ 27 1A 11 FocusSession.SC1: Casimir Effect and Heat Transfer 1 ..................................................... 28 1A 12 SC3: Nanophotonics Light-trapping and Photodetection. Parts I and II ................................. 29 1A 13 FocusSession.SC3: Solid-state Quantum Photonics 1 ....................................................... 30 1A 14 FocusSession.SC2: PT Symmetry, Reciprocity, Nonlinear Phenomena .................................... 31 1A0 Poster Session 1................................................................................................. 32 4 PIERS 2015 Prague Program Monday PM, July 6, 2015 1P1 FocusSession.SC2: Nonlocal and Spatially Dispersive Electromagnetic Media............................. 39 1P2 SC3: Nanoscale Platforms for Molecular Sensing............................................................. 40 1P3 FocusSession.SC5: Imaging, Inverse Scattering and Remote Sensing 2 ..................................... 41 1P4a SC3: Laser Writing of Optical Waveguides and Optical Components in Novel Materials................. 42 1P4b SC2: Manipulating Light-matter Interaction by Plasmonics 1 .............................................. 43 1P5a Antennas, Signals, HPEM and EMC Problems 2............................................................. 44 1P5b Antenna Theory and Radiation 1.............................................................................. 44 1P6 Advances in Diffraction Gratings Theories .................................................................... 45 1P7 Advanced Mathematical and Computational Methods in Electromagnetic Theory and Their Applica- tions 2 ........................................................................................................... 46 1P8 SC2: Recent Advances of Metamaterials for Novel Electromagnetic and Photonic Devices 1 ............ 47 1P9 Analog & RF Circuits and Systems for Emerging Applications ............................................. 48 1P 10 Chiral and Nonlinear Metasurfaces ........................................................................... 50 1P 11 FocusSession.SC1: Casimir Effect and Heat Transfer 2 ..................................................... 51 1P 12 SC1&3: Design and Simulation of Electromagnetic and Optical Devices .................................. 52 1P 13a FocusSession.SC3: Solid-state Quantum Photonics 2 ...................................................... 53 1P 13b FocusSession.SC3: High-capacity Optical Communication: Systems, Algorithms, Components 1 ..... 54 1P 14a SC3: Silicon Photonic Integration and Devices for Optical Communications and Interconnects ....... 55 1P 14b FocusSession.SC3: Nonlinear Optics: Novel Phenomena, Materials and Applications 1................ 55 1P 15a Oral Presentations for Best Student Paper Awards — SC3: Optics and Photonics ..................... 56 1P 15b Oral Presentations for Best Student Paper Awards — SC4: Antennas and Microwave Technologies .. 57 1P0 Poster Session 2 ................................................................................................. 58 5 Progress In Electromagnetics Research Symposium Tuesday AM, July 7, 2015 2A1 FocusSession.SC4: Optimal Antennas ......................................................................... 66 2A2 FocusSession.SC3: Optical Properties of Resonant Dielectric and Plasmonic Nanostructures 1.......... 66 2A3 Single Photonics: Integrated Optics for On-chip Manipulation of Single Photons ......................... 67 2A4 SC2: Manipulating Light-matter Interaction by Plasmonics 2 .............................................. 69 2A5 SC3: Ultra-thin Metal-dielectric Structured Surfaces and Thin Films for Antireflection, Light Trap- ping, and Perfect Absorption 1 ................................................................................ 70 2A6a SC3: Nonlinear Optical Fibers for Sensing and Signal Processing .......................................... 71 2A6b SC3: Ultrafast Fiber Lasers.................................................................................... 72 2A7 Advanced Mathematical and Computational Methods in Electromagnetic Theory and Their Applica- tions 3 ........................................................................................................... 72 2A8 SC2: Recent Advances of Metamaterials for Novel Electromagnetic and Photonic Devices 2 ............ 73 2A9 Bioelectromagetics .............................................................................................. 74 2A 10 Electromagnetic Scattering by Random Media and Rough Surfaces ....................................... 76 2A 11 FocusSession.SC1: Casimir Effect and Heat Transfer 3 ..................................................... 76 2A 12a SC4: Novel Frequency Selective Structures ................................................................. 77 2A 12b FocusSession.SC5: SAR Systems and Technology.......................................................... 78 2A 13a FocusSession.SC3: High-capacity Optical Communication: Systems, Algorithms, Components 2 ..... 78 2A 13b SC3: Near-field Optics: Light-matter Interaction Inside a Wavelength Volume 1....................... 78 2A 14 FocusSession.SC3: Nonlinear Optics: Novel Phenomena, Materials and Applications 2 ................. 79 2A 15a Oral Presentations for Best Student Paper Awards — SC1: CEM, EMC, Scattering & EM Theory .. 80 2A0 Poster Session 3................................................................................................. 80 6 PIERS 2015 Prague Program Tuesday PM, July 7, 2015 2P1 FocusSession.SC2: Planar Optics Based on Metasurfaces 2 ................................................. 89 2P2a Nonlinear Plasmonics ........................................................................................... 90 2P2b FocusSession.SC2: Plasmonic Nanolasing ..................................................................... 91 2P3 SC3: Advanced Optofluidics: Optical Control and Photonics in Microfluidics ............................. 91 2P4 FocusSession.SC2&3: Scalable and Hierarchical Nanofabrication for Deep Sub-wavelength Nanophotonics 92 2P5a Light Carrying Orbital Angular Momentum: Theory and Applications .................................... 94 2P5b SC3: Ultra-thin Metal-dielectric Structured Surfaces and Thin Films for Antireflection, Light Trap- ping, and Perfect Absorption 2 ................................................................................ 94 2P6a SC3: Semiconductor Nanowires: Novel Optical and Electrical Properties Enabling Energy Harvesting and Sensing Applications......................................................................................
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