A Numerical Study of an Idealized EMP Problem
Accurate results were obtained for the time history of the electric-field strength between two parallel, infinite, aluminum plates caused by Compton electrons generated by a transient, high-intensity, gamma-ray flux. Two numerical methods, Hamming's method and an exponential differencing techni...
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