Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications covers all aspects of electromagnetic wave theory and its applications. It publishes original papers and review articles on new theories, methodologies, and computational techniques, as well as interpretations of both theoretical and experimental results.
The scope of this Journal remains broad and includes the following topics:
wave propagation theory
propagation in random media
waves in composites and amorphous materials
optical and millimeter wave techniques
fiber/waveguide optics
optical sensing
sub-micron structures
nano-optics and sub-wavelength effects
photonics and plasmonics
atmospherics and ionospheric effects on wave propagation
geophysical subsurface probing
remote sensing
inverse scattering
antenna theory and applications
fields and network theory
transients
radar measurements and applications
active experiments using space vehicles
electromagnetic compatibility and interferometry
medical applications and biological effects
ferrite devices
high power devices and systems
numerical methods
The aim of this Journal is to report recent advancements and modern developments in the electromagnetic science and new exciting applications covering the aforementioned fields.
