An investigation of the current source-function technique for solving problems of electromagnetic scattering

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Title: An investigation of the current source-function technique for solving problems of electromagnetic scattering
Author(s): Hanson, Donald F.
Issue Date: 1976
Doctoral Committee Chair(s): Mayes, Paul E.
Department of Study: Electrical Engineering
Discipline: Electrical Engineering
Degree Granting Institution: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Degree Name: Ph.D.
Degree Level: Dissertation
Keyword(s): Electromagnetic scattering
Language: en
Abstract: The major contributions of this dissertation are: (a) the formulation of the CSF technique for three-dimensional electromagnetic scattering problems with time-dependent incident fields by treating all fields and currents as Schwartz distributions, (b) the demonstration of a method for finding solutions of the homogeneous finite part integral equation, and (c) the development of consistency conditions which are required for the uniqueness of the current source-function.
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Copyright and License Information: Copyright 1976 Donald F. Hanson