NASA NTRS · 19860044295
On the electromagnetic scattering from infinite rectangular grids with finite conductivity
Abstract
A variety of methods can be used in constructing solutions to the problem of mesh scattering. However, each of these methods has certain drawbacks. The present paper is concerned with a new technique which is valid for all spacings. The new method involved, called the fast Fourier transform-conjugate gradient method (FFT-CGM), represents an iterative technique which employs the conjugate gradient method to improve upon each iterate, utilizing the fast Fourier transform. The FFT-CGM method provides a new accurate model which can be extended and applied to the more difficult problems of woven mesh surfaces. The formulation of the FFT-conjugate gradient method for aperture fields and current densities for a planar periodic structure is considered along with singular operators, the formulation of the FFT-CG method for thin wires with finite conductivity, and reflection coefficients.
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Christodoulou, C. G., Kauffman, J. F.. 1986-02-01. On the electromagnetic scattering from infinite rectangular grids with finite conductivity. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19860044295
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