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Accurate evaluation of backscattering by 90° dihedral corners

Corona et al., 1993

Document ID
6303152049452189624
Author
Corona P
De Bonitatibus A
Ferrara G
Gennarelli C
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Electromagnetics

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ABSTRACT A very accurate mathematical model for the evaluation of the backscattering by a perfectly conducting 90° dihedral corner has been developed. It has been obtained by adding the Physical Theory of Diffraction (PTD) correction term to the Improved Physical …
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