Electromagnetic scattering by two spheres
John H. Bruning, Y. Lo
Abstract
John H. Bruning, Y. Lo
Abstract
A high-frequency method for the electromagnetic scattering by two perfectly conducting spheres is presented which employs conventional geometric optics and a modified geometric diffraction theory. Numerical results indicate good agreement with experiment and theoretical results using a different approach. The method is believed applicable for spheres of radius equal to or greater than λ/2.
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A high-frequency method for the electromagnetic scattering by two perfectly conducting spheres is presented which employs conventional geometric optics and a modified geometric diffraction theory. Numerical results indicate good agreement with experiment and theoretical results using a different approach. The method is believed applicable for spheres of radius equal to or greater than λ/2.
Key concepts: SPHERES, Codes for electromagnetic scattering by spheres, Scattering, Diffraction, RADIUS, Physics, Geometrical optics, Optics