Mantle cloak: Invisibility induced by a surface

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Unidirectional Cloaking Based on Metasurfaces with Balanced Loss and Gain (2015, positive): “Our concept is partially inspired by the mantle-cloaking technique [5], a recently introduced cloaking mechanism based on homogeneous metasurfaces designed to suppress a large portion of the scattering from objects of limited electrical size.”
Overcoming Mutual Blockage Between Neighboring Dipole Antennas Using a Low-Profile Patterned Metasurface (2012, methodology): “Several cloaking approaches have been proposed for acoustic [1], [2] and electromagnetic waves [3]–[9].”
Atomically thin surface cloak using graphene monolayers. (2011, background): “Figure 1 also shows its analogy to a mantle cloak at RF, realized by patterning a conducting surface.(14) The role of the SiO2 thin film here is to act as a thin spacer for the growth of the graphene monolayer.”
Invisibility and Cloaking: Origins, Present, and Future Perspectives (2015, methodology): “In the example of a small dielectric sphere of permittivity ε and radius a, the required surface impedance for scattering cancellation can be calculated by Mie theory, taking into account the boundary condition (7), and we find [121]”