Cloaking of single and multiple elliptical cylinders and strips with confocal elliptical nanostructured graphene metasurface.

In this paper, we present a novel analytical approach for cloaking of dielectric and metallic elliptical cylinders with a graphene monolayer and a nanostructured graphene metasurface at low-terahertz frequencies. The analytical approach is based on the solution of the electromagnetic scattering problem in terms of elliptical waves represented by the radial and angular even and odd Mathieu functions, with the use of sheet impedance boundary conditions at the metasurface. It is shown that scattering cancellation occurs for all incident and observation angles. A special case concerns cloaking of a 2D metallic strip represented by a degenerated ellipse, wherein the focal points of the cloak metasurface correspond to the edges of the strip. The analytical approach has been extended in order to cloak a cluster of elliptical objects for different cases of closely spaced, merging, and overlapping configurations. The results obtained by our analytical approach are validated with full-wave numerical simulations.