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Electromagnetic scattering from a spherical nonuniform medium-part I: General theory

Donald Arnush

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The scattering of electromagnetic waves by a spherically symmetric continuous dielectric is examined. Two distinct methods for calculating the scattering amplitude are derived. It is shown that the scalar approximation is, in general, extremely poor. The radar cross section is discussed in some detail.

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The scattering of electromagnetic waves by a spherically symmetric continuous dielectric is examined. Two distinct methods for calculating the scattering amplitude are derived. It is shown that the scalar approximation is, in general, extremely poor. The radar cross section is discussed in some detail.

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The scattering of electromagnetic waves by a spherically symmetric continuous dielectric is examined. Two distinct methods for calculating the scattering amplitude are derived. It is shown that the scalar approximation is, in general, extremely poor. The radar cross section is discussed in some detail.

Key concepts: Scattering, Scattering amplitude, Physics, Codes for electromagnetic scattering by spheres, Radar cross-section, Electromagnetic radiation, Scattering theory, Amplitude

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