Numerical investigation on graphene based mantle cloaking of a PEC cylinder

A specific coating for the achievement of the mantle cloaking of a metallic cylinder in the Terahertz frequencies is investigated. The coat is realized starting from a dielectric layer covering the cylinder, over which a certain number of modulated strips of graphene are laid. Properly set the values of the available parameters (chemical potential of graphene μc, dielectric constant, dielectric thickness h, number of modulated strips n and variation of width of each strip w(z)), a combination of the values that allows to reach the cloaking of the object is obtained. In order to quantify the cloaking at the desired frequency f0, the Maximum Radar Cross Section is computed and compared to the various structures.