Ceramic Composites for Microwave Applications

This book stems from a doctoral dissertation dedicated to the numerical modeling of the dielectric properties of ceramic matrix composites made of alumina and silicon carbide in quasi-static and microwave regimes. It is the result of rigorous research work based on a demanding scientific approach combining numerical modeling, theoretical analysis, and validation of results. It provides an original contribution to the understanding of the dielectric behavior of these materials through the study of their permittivity and electromagnetic wave absorption properties in the X and Ku frequency bands.The book is designed as an educational resource presenting the theoretical foundations, modeling approaches, and numerical methods applied to dielectric materials. It highlights the link between the microstructure of composites, their electromagnetic properties, and their applications in the microwave field. Intended for doctoral students, professor-researchers, engineers, and researchers, it serves as a scientific reference for the design of innovative functional materials.