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High frequency electromagnetic field expressions are analyzed for the focal region of a circular reflector coated with chiral medium. Maslov's method has been used for the study of focal region fields because geometrical optics is an approximate method and fails at the focal points. The effects of chirality parameter, thickness of chiral coating and permittivity of the medium on the focused fields are observed. It is concluded from the results that focused field strength increases with increase in chirality parameter, relative permittivity and thickness of the chiral coating. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The electric and magnetic field expressions of guided waves in three-layer planar waveguide containing strong chiral material have been investigated theoretically. All three layers are parallel to the walls of the waveguide. Middle layer of the waveguide is filled with the air however the other two layers are filled with strong chiral material. The behavior of field intensity in different regions of the waveguide is discussed. It is shown that the location of maximum field intensity is shifted by changing the source frequency and modes of waveguide. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]