Physical optics and the direction of maximization of the far-field average power
For the problem of physical optics scattering by a perfectly conducting plate of finite dimensions and arbitrary shape, attention is drawn to the fact that the directions in which the far-field average power is maximized can be easily determined for H -polarization, while the same is not true for E...
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| description | For the problem of physical optics scattering by a perfectly conducting plate of finite dimensions and arbitrary shape, attention is drawn to the fact that the directions in which the far-field average power is maximized can be easily determined for H -polarization, while the same is not true for E -polarization. Moreover, it is shown by means of an example that the directions of maximization for E -polarization are not necessarily those for H -polarization. |
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