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A new surface-current model for metallic scattering surfaces

A. Mendelovicz

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This paper will present a new surface-current formulation which is more accurate and efficient than previous ones. The method of moments has been used in the solution of the scattering cross sections. Radar cross section results both measured and calculated are shown and agreement is within one percent.

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This paper will present a new surface-current formulation which is more accurate and efficient than previous ones. The method of moments has been used in the solution of the scattering cross sections. Radar cross section results both measured and calculated are shown and agreement is within one percent.

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This paper will present a new surface-current formulation which is more accurate and efficient than previous ones. The method of moments has been used in the solution of the scattering cross sections. Radar cross section results both measured and calculated are shown and agreement is within one percent.

Key concepts: Radar cross-section, Scattering, Method of moments (probability theory), Surface (topology), Current (fluid), Cross section (physics), Radar, Computational physics

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