fast integral equation algorithms for the solution of electromagnetic wave propagation over general terrains
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Abstract
In this paper a fast numerical algorithm to solve an integral equation model for wave propagation along a perfectly conducting two-dimensional terrain is suggested. It is applied to different actual terrain profiles and the results indicate very good agreement with published work. In addition, the proposed algorithm has achieved considerable saving in processing time. The formulation is extended to solve the propagation over lossy dielectric surfaces. A combined field integral equation (CFIE) for wave propagation over dielectric terrain is solved efficiently by utilizing the method of moments with complex basis functions. The numerical results for different cases of dielectric surfaces are compared with the results of perfectly conducting surface evaluated by the IE conventional algorithm.
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| Authors | ;Ibrahim K. Abu Seif;Mohamed K. Abdelazeez |
| Journal | european journal of general medicine |
| Year | 2015 |
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