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Analysis of finite dielectric bodies in a plane-wave field
R. Bansal,T.T. Wu,R.W.P. King +2 more
- Vol. 129, Iss: 3, pp 116-122
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In this paper, a new theoretical solution for studying the absorption of electromagnetic radiation by finite dielectric bodies is described, which combines the analytical eigenfunctionexpansion method with a single surface integral equation.Abstract:
A new theoretical solution for studying the absorption of electromagnetic radiation by finite dielectric bodies is described. It combines the analytical eigenfunction-expansion method with a single surface integral equation. The method is applied to compute the electromagnetic fields inside a finite circular cylinder excited by a plane electromagnetic wave. The theoretical results are compared with the measured data, obtained by the authors, on cylinders of salt water.read more
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The Measurement of the Electric Field Inside a Finite Dielectric Cylinder Illuminated by a Plane Wave
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TL;DR: In this article, an experimental study of the distribution of the electric field induced inside a finite circular cylinder of water illuminated by an approximately plane electromagnetic wave was presented, where the incident field was generated by using a monopole above the ground plane with a 90° corner reflector.
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TL;DR: In this paper, the electric field integro-differential equation for electromagnetic scattering from a perfectly conducting body of revolution is solved by the method of moments, and a numerical solution is obtained by means of a computer program which is described and listed.
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