Dipole Transient Radiation

The radiated fields of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) simulator are of interest for various reasons, the most obvious being that of surveillance. The thesis represents the first in a group of proposed studies that will estimate the radiated fields of various EMP simulators based on thin wire modelin...

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Electromagnetic fields
Electromagnetic pulse simulators
Electromagnetic scattering
Integral equations
Radiation
Radiofrequency Wave Propagation
Test Facilities, Equipment and Methods
Theses
Transients
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