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... Diffraction The general problem of diffraction involves a wave incident on one or more obstacles or apertures in absorbing or conducting surfaces . The wave is scattered and perhaps absorbed , leading to radiation propagating in ...
... Diffraction The general problem of diffraction involves a wave incident on one or more obstacles or apertures in absorbing or conducting surfaces . The wave is scattered and perhaps absorbed , leading to radiation propagating in ...
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... ( diffraction ) fields on the opposite side of the screens from the source are E , B , and E , ' , B , ' for the diffracting system and its complement , respectively ... diffraction [ Sect . 9.7 ] 291 Simple Radiating Systems and Diffraction.
... ( diffraction ) fields on the opposite side of the screens from the source are E , B , and E , ' , B , ' for the diffracting system and its complement , respectively ... diffraction [ Sect . 9.7 ] 291 Simple Radiating Systems and Diffraction.
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... diffraction and scattering . We will content ourselves with a few examples to illustrate the use of the scalar and vector theorems ( 9.65 ) and ( 9.82 ) and to compare the accuracy of the approximation schemes . Historically , diffraction ...
... diffraction and scattering . We will content ourselves with a few examples to illustrate the use of the scalar and vector theorems ( 9.65 ) and ( 9.82 ) and to compare the accuracy of the approximation schemes . Historically , diffraction ...
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