Abstract
Electromagnetic forward and inverse solvers are considered for the
analysis and design of electromagnetic metasurfaces. This paper reviews
(i) a forward solver that takes the surface susceptibilities of
metasurfaces and calculates their scattered fields and (ii) an inverse
solver that takes user-defined desired power patterns and outputs the
required metasurface properties. An omega-bianisotropic transmitting
metasurface is then fabricated and measured to evaluate the performance
of these forward and inverse solvers.