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Extension of the roughness criterion of a one-step surface to a one-step layer
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In this article, the problem of electromagnetic wave scattering from a one-step surface is studied and the reflected power can be evaluated using the widely-used Rayleigh roughness parameter.Abstract:
The problem of electromagnetic wave scattering from a one-step surface is a well-known subject. The reflected power can be evaluated using the widely-used Rayleigh roughness parameter. Here, its extension to the case where the one-step surface overlies a perfectly flat surface, called one-step layer, is studied.read more
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