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I - Elements of functional analysis
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II - The scalar Helmholtz equation
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III - Systems of functions in acoustic theory
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IV - Discrete sources method in acoustic theory
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V - Null-field method in acoustic theory
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VI - The Maxwell equations
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VII - Systems of functions in electromagnetic theory
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VIII - Projection methods in electromagnetic theory
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IX - Discrete sources method in electromagnetic theory
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X - Null-field method in electromagnetic theory
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Appendix - Programmes on the Internet
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The discrete sources method is an efficient and powerful tool for solving a large class of boundary-value problems in scattering theory. A variety of numerical methods for discrete sources now exist. In this book, the authors unify these formulations in the context of the so-called discrete sources method.
The discrete sources method is an efficient and powerful tool for solving a large class of boundary-value problems in scattering theory. A variety of numerical methods for discrete sources now exist. In this book, the authors unify these formulations in the context of the so-called discrete sources method.
Key Features
- Comprehensive presentation of the discrete sources method
- Original theory - an extension of the conventional null-field method using discrete sources
- Practical examples that demonstrate the efficiency and flexibility of elaborated methods (scattering by particles with high aspect ratio, rough particles, nonaxisymmetric particles, multiple scattering)
- List of discrete sources programmes available via the Internet
- Comprehensive presentation of the discrete sources method
- Original theory - an extension of the conventional null-field method using discrete sources
- Practical examples that demonstrate the efficiency and flexibility of elaborated methods (scattering by particles with high aspect ratio, rough particles, nonaxisymmetric particles, multiple scattering)
- List of discrete sources programmes available via the Internet
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ISBN
978-0-12-219740-6
Language
English
Published
2000
Copyright
Copyright © 2000 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved
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Academic Press