Hybrid CFIE-EFIE solution of composite geometries with coexisting open and closed surfaces
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2005
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The combined-field integral equation (CFIE) is employed to formulate the electromagnetic scattering and radiation problems of composite geometries with coexisting open and closed conducting surfaces. Conventional formulations of these problems with the electric-field integral equation (EFIE) lead to inefficient solutions due to the ill-conditioning of the matrix equations and the internal-resonance problems. The hybrid CFIE-EFIE technique introduced in this paper, based on the application of the CFIE on the closed surfaces and EFIE on the open surfaces, significantly improves the efficiency of the solution.
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Proceedings of the Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium, IEEE 2005
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Electric fields, Electromagnetic wave scattering, Electromagnetic waves, Geometry, Resonance, Combined-field integral equation (CFIE), Composite geometries, Electric-field integral equation (EFIE), Matrix equations, Integral equations
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