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2013-01-30
The Currents Induced by a High-Frequency Wave Incident at a Small Angle to the Axis of Strongly Elongated Spheroid
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 28, 273-287, 2013
Abstract
Previously derived asymptotics for diffraction by strongly elongated body is generalized to the case of nonaxial incidence. By applying "parabolic" equation method the asymptotics of the field in the boundary layer near the surface is constructed. This asymptotics takes into account the rate of elongation of the body and is applicable both to not too much elongated objects, where it reduces to Fock formulae, and to very elongated bodies.
Citation
Ivan Viktorovitch Andronov, "The Currents Induced by a High-Frequency Wave Incident at a Small Angle to the Axis of Strongly Elongated Spheroid," Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 28, 273-287, 2013.
doi:10.2528/PIERM12120102
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