Analysis of three theories of scattering of electromagnetic radiation by gratings

Abstract

We report the study of the scattering of p-polarized electromagnetic radiation by gratings of Ag metal, by using perturbation theory, Rayleigh’s method, and an iterative solution proposed by Maradudin [ J. Opt. Soc. Am. 73, 759 ( 1983)].

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