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Scattering Of Waves By Wedges And Cones With Impedance Boundary Conditions Ismb Series Mikhail A Lyalinov

SKU: BELL-4146260

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Scattering Of Waves By Wedges And Cones With Impedance Boundary Conditions Ismb Series Mikhail A Lyalinov instant download after payment.

Publisher: SciTech Publishing/IET

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.4 MB

Author: Mikhail A. Lyalinov, Ning Yan Zhu

ISBN: 9781613530030, 161353003X

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Scattering Of Waves By Wedges And Cones With Impedance Boundary Conditions Ismb Series Mikhail A Lyalinov by Mikhail A. Lyalinov, Ning Yan Zhu 9781613530030, 161353003X instant download after payment.

This book is a systematic and detailed exposition of different analytical techniques used in studying two of the canonical problems, the wave scattering by wedges or cones with impedance boundary conditions. It is the first reference on novel, highly efficient analytical-numerical approaches for wave diffraction by impedance wedges or cones. The applicability of the reported solution procedures and formulae to existing software packages designed for real-world high-frequency problems encountered in antenna, wave propagation, and radar cross section.