The diffraction in a class of unbounded domains connected through a hole

The diffraction in a class of unbounded domains connected through a hole

In this paper, the unique solvability, Fredholm property, and the principle of limiting absorption are proved for a boundary value problem for the system of Maxwell's equations in a semi‐infinite rectangular cylinder coupled with a layer by an aperture of arbitrary shape. Conditions at infinity...

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