Conference paper
Low-frequency scattering from two-dimensional perfect conductors
Exact expressions have been obtained for the leading terms in the low-frequency expansions of the far fields scattered from three different types of two-dimensional perfect conductors: a cylinder with finite cross section, a cylindrical bump on an infinite ground plane, and a cylindrical dent in an infinite ground plane.
By inserting the low-frequency expansions of the incident fields and Green's functions into exact integral equations for the surface current, integral equations are obtained for the leading terms in the low-frequency expansions of the surface currents. The leading terms of the scattered fields are obtained from simple integrations of these expansions for the currents
Language: | English |
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Publisher: | IEEE |
Year: | 1991 |
Pages: | 798-801 |
Proceedings: | 1991 Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium |
ISBN: | 0780301447 and 9780780301443 |
Types: | Conference paper |
DOI: | 10.1109/APS.1991.174965 |
Conductors Diffraction Electromagnetic scattering Electrostatics Green's function Green's function methods Integral equations Magnetic moments Magnetostatic waves Polarization Shape Tellurium cylindrical bump cylindrical dent electromagnetic wave scattering far fields finite cross section cylinder incident fields infinite ground plane integral equations leading terms low-frequency electromagnetic scattering low-frequency expansions surface current two-dimensional perfect conductors