Novel geodesic splitting on paraboloid of revolution with applications to ray-theoretic analysis

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Computer simulations have shown a novel geodesic splitting on the paraboloid of revolution leading to a multiplicity of surface ray paths. Such a phenomenon would have wide ramifications for wave propagation problems in general, besides applications in target-detection problems and the computational requirements of ray-theoretic formulations such as the UTD, in computing the antenna characteristics in the high-frequency domain.

Inspec keywords: electromagnetic wave propagation; antenna theory

Other keywords: antenna characteristics; geodesic splitting; surface ray paths; target-detection problems; paraboloid of revolution; wave propagation problems; UTD; ray-theoretic analysis

Subjects: Antenna theory

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