NASA NTRS ยท 19900026887
Solution of electromagnetic scattering problems using time domain techniques
Abstract
New methods are developed to calculate the electromagnetic diffraction or scattering characteristics of objects of arbitrary material and shape. The methods extend the efforts of previous researchers in the use of finite-difference and pulse response techniques. Examples are given of the scattering from infinite conducting and nonconducting cylinders, open channel, sphere, cone, cone sphere, coated disk, open boxes, and open and closed finite cylinders with axially incident waves.
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Britt, Charles L.. 1989-09-01. Solution of electromagnetic scattering problems using time domain techniques. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900026887
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