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coordinateswhere
k
i
isthetransversecomponentofwavevector
k
in
the vacuum.
I
n
(
x
)
=
dI
n
(
x
)
/
dx
and
K
n
(
x
)
=
dK
n
(
x
)
/
dx
.
A
n
,
B
n
,
C
n
,
and
D
n
are the coe
cients to be determined. We follow Sensiper to
assume uniformly distributed surface current flow along the metal
wires [42], and the metal wires are treated as thin conducting
tapes in the so-called tape-helix model. Under that assumption, the
boundary conditions require that the local electric field on metal
wires must be perpendicular to the line of metal wire, so that we
canassignthesurfacecurrentcomponent
J
⊥
oralternatively
E
⊥
(
a
)
tobezerowhere
J
⊥
=
ψ
−
ψ
,
E
//
=
φ
φ/
π
=
J
z
cos
J
φ
sin
E
t
(
a
,
,
p
2
)
. The coe
cients
A
n
,
B
n
,
C
n
,and
D
n
can be
determined by considering the boundary conditions that link the
wave fields at interface of regions I and II. At the interface (the
surface ofthe conducting tapes), wehave
ψ
+
ψ
E
φ
cos
E
z
sin
E
t
1
(
a
)
=
E
t
2
(
a
)
H
t
2
(
a
)
−
H
t
1
(
a
)
=
α
f
E
z
1
(
a
)
=
E
z
2
(
a
)
H
z
2
(
a
)
−
H
z
1
(
a
)
=−
J
s
φ
(
a
)
(5.5)
E
φ
1
(
a
)
=
E
φ
2
(
a
)
H
φ
2
(
a
)
−
H
φ
1
(
a
)
=
J
sz
(
a
),
where
J
s
φ
(
a
)and
J
sz
(
a
)referstotheangularandradialcomponents
ofsurfacecurrentsontheinterface,respectively.Thesecomponents,
flowingontheconductingtapes(ormetallicwires),mustpropagate
along the z direction for the sake of boundary requirements so that
they shall bedecomposed in form of harmonic waves in space
=
n
J
φ
n
e
−
in
φ
e
i
β
n
z
J
sz
(
a
)
=
n
J
zn
e
−
in
φ
e
i
β
n
z
,
J
s
φ
(
a
)
(5.6)
where
β
n
=
β
0
+
2
π
n
/
p
is the Bloch wavevector in the nth order.
J
s
φ
(
a
) and
J
sz
(
a
) can also be expressed as the superposition of
the components
J
//
and
J
⊥
that are along and perpendicular to the
metallic wire, as
J
s
φ
=
J
//
cos
ψ
−
J
⊥
sin
ψ
J
sz
=
J
//
sin
ψ
+
J
⊥
cos
ψ
.
(5.7)
Since
J
⊥
=
0, for the Fourier components of
J
s
φ
(
a
) and
J
sz
(
a
),we
always have
J
φ
n
=
J
//
n
cos
ψ
J
zn
=
J
//
n
sin
ψ
.
(5.8)
As the surface currents oscillate along the line of metallic wires in
uniform distribution for the incidence waves along the direction of