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Hello, yes, I can join one of your Sensor Modeling WG meetings. Could you forward me a meeting invitation? I could join this week, but not on 5 Feb. Mit...

OK. Alternatively I can join on 19 Feb. Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards Helmut Schoen CR/AEL1 Tel. +49 711 811-10880 | Mobil +49 173 9187997 | Threema Work: K286UVMU...

An inline comment is a good start. The best solution would be that the third value is automatically computed from the other two if they are available (for specific temperature...

Some more related points: 1. Permittivity strongly depends on frequency. what is the frequency at which permittivity is given? 2. For some materials the index of refraction is given (e.g....

Yes, I guess this is a practical way. However, it should be noted in the parameter description (if not done yet) that there is a functional relation between refractive index...

For iron, did you refer to the data from Johnson (https://refractiveindex.info/?shelf=main&book=Fe&page=Johnson)? Note, that the unit there is µm and not m. For 77 GHz radar, the wavelength is 3893 µm....

@LudwigFriedmann : You write "The direct relationship between IOR and permittivity is probably only valid for the optical range and for non-magnetic materials. " I am not aware that the...

@matteomarone, @LudwigFriedmann I don't think we have a problem: If we want to derive εr from IoR we simply need to know additionally μr.