Equivalent boundary conditions for an electromagnetic strip grating are used to derive reflection and transmission coefficients for a boundary value problem consisting of three nonconducting media where the strip grating exists at one of the planar boundaries. The results are used to generate data for a number of cases where data and/or theories exist. The theory presented compares favorably with the literature cited for the limiting condition that the period of the grating be small when compared with the free-space wavelength of the radiation.>
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