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基于Metamaterials薄型吸波结构的研究的中期报告 Introduction: Metamaterials are artificially constructed materials that can exhibit properties and behavior beyond those found in traditional materials, such as negative refractive index, cloaking, and absorption. Metamaterials have various applications, including in telecommunications, medicine, and energy. In this project, we focus on the use of metamaterials for thin absorber structures. Objectives: The primary objective of this project is to design and develop a thin absorber structure using metamaterials that can absorb electromagnetic waves in the microwave frequency range. The secondary objective is to study the effect of various parameters, such as thickness, frequency, and geometry, on the absorption performance of the structure. Approach: To achieve the project objectives, we have performed simulations using the Finite Element Method (FEM) software COMSOL Multiphysics. We have designed and modeled various metamaterials structures, such as split-ring resonators, fishnet structures, and mushroom structures. We have varied the thickness and geometry of the structures to study their effect on the absorption performance. We have also analyzed the absorption performance of different materials, including metals and dielectrics. Results: Our simulations have shown promising results for the absorption performance of the metamaterials structures. We have observed a wide absorption band in the microwave frequency range, with high absorption efficiency. We have also studied the effect of thickness and geometry on the absorption performance and found that thinner structures with more complex geometries provide better absorption. Conclusion: In conclusion, our mid-term report presents a progress report on our project to study thin absorber structures using metamaterials. Our simulations have shown promising results for high-efficiency absorption of electromagnetic waves in the microwave frequency range. Our next steps will be to fabricate a