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UTD solution for plane wave diffraction at an edge in an artificially hard surface: Oblique incidence case

UTD solution for plane wave diffraction at an edge in an artificially hard surface: Oblique incidence case

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The three-dimensional plane wave scattering from an anisotropic wedge is described. The particular kind of anisotropic surface impedance considered for the wedge faces is suitable for modelling the artificially hard boundary condition.

Inspec keywords: electromagnetic wave scattering; geometrical theory of diffraction

Other keywords: UTD solution; artificially hard boundary condition; anisotropic surface impedance; anisotropic wedge; plane wave diffraction; artificially hard surface; 3D plane wave scattering; three-dimensional EM wave scattering; oblique incidence; edge diffraction

Subjects: Electromagnetic waves: theory; Electromagnetic wave propagation

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