Electromagnetic scattering from extended wires and two- and three-dimensional surfaces
Efficient numerical solutions for the electromagnetic scattering for classes of electrically large one-, two-, and three-dimensional perfectly conducting scatterers are presented. The formulation is based on solution of the electric field integral equation (EFIE) using the method of moments (MM). An...
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| description | Efficient numerical solutions for the electromagnetic scattering for classes of electrically large one-, two-, and three-dimensional perfectly conducting scatterers are presented. The formulation is based on solution of the electric field integral equation (EFIE) using the method of moments (MM). An entire domain Galerkin representation is used for wires and two-dimensional surfaces and a combination of entire and subdomain representations is applied to surfaces in three dimensions. The analysis is extendable to corrugated surfaces formed from sections of surfaces of translation or rotation. Numerical results are presented for wires, infinite strips, and finite strips (or plates). The behavior of the solutions with the number of terms in the entire domain expansion is examined. The reconstruction of the traveling-wave contribution to the scattering cross section using various approximations is discussed, and representative examples are given. |
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| subjects | Antenna theory Applied sciences Corrugated surfaces Diffraction, scattering, reflection Eigenvalues and eigenfunctions Electromagnetic scattering Exact sciences and technology Integral equations Moment methods Radiocommunications Radiowave propagation Research and development Strips Surface reconstruction Telecommunications Telecommunications and information theory Wires |
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