Resonance scattering on a hole on the boundary surface with finite symmetry group
We consider optimal, in the number of operations, computation schemes for the solution of the problem of resonance scattering on a hole on a boundary surface with a discontinuously acting group. We show that the numerical solution of the diffraction problem on the hole can be represented as a discre...
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