“…Moreover, we have reproduced the results of [19] by using the extreme ratios ϵ 1 ∕ϵ 2 10 15 and μ 1 ∕μ 2 10 −15 in our formulas.…”
Section: Numerical Results and Discussionsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…and also in Eqs (13)-(15). are found, after lengthy and cumbersome calculations, by using the expansions for the Mathieu functions from[17][18][19], and are given in Eqs.(A3)-(A13). In Eqs.…”
An analytical, closed-form solution to the scattering problem from an infinite lossless or lossy elliptical cylinder coating a circular metal core is treated in this work. The problem is solved by expressing the electromagnetic field in both elliptical and circular wave functions, connected with one another by well-known expansion formulas. The procedure for solving the problem is cumbersome because of the nonexistence of orthogonality relations for Mathieu functions across the dielectric elliptical boundary. The solution obtained, which is free of Mathieu functions, is given in closed form, and it is valid for small values of the eccentricity h of the elliptical cylinder. Analytical expressions of the form S(h)=S(0)[1+g(2)h2+g(4)h4+O(h6] are obtained, permitting an immediate calculation for the scattering cross sections. The proposed method is an alternative one, for small h, to the standard exact numerical solution obtained after the truncation of the system matrices, composed after the satisfaction of the boundary conditions. Both polarizations are considered for normal incidence. The results are validated against the exact solution, and numerical results are given for various values of the parameters.
“…Moreover, we have reproduced the results of [19] by using the extreme ratios ϵ 1 ∕ϵ 2 10 15 and μ 1 ∕μ 2 10 −15 in our formulas.…”
Section: Numerical Results and Discussionsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…and also in Eqs (13)-(15). are found, after lengthy and cumbersome calculations, by using the expansions for the Mathieu functions from[17][18][19], and are given in Eqs.(A3)-(A13). In Eqs.…”
An analytical, closed-form solution to the scattering problem from an infinite lossless or lossy elliptical cylinder coating a circular metal core is treated in this work. The problem is solved by expressing the electromagnetic field in both elliptical and circular wave functions, connected with one another by well-known expansion formulas. The procedure for solving the problem is cumbersome because of the nonexistence of orthogonality relations for Mathieu functions across the dielectric elliptical boundary. The solution obtained, which is free of Mathieu functions, is given in closed form, and it is valid for small values of the eccentricity h of the elliptical cylinder. Analytical expressions of the form S(h)=S(0)[1+g(2)h2+g(4)h4+O(h6] are obtained, permitting an immediate calculation for the scattering cross sections. The proposed method is an alternative one, for small h, to the standard exact numerical solution obtained after the truncation of the system matrices, composed after the satisfaction of the boundary conditions. Both polarizations are considered for normal incidence. The results are validated against the exact solution, and numerical results are given for various values of the parameters.
“…Compared with the expressions in [70,72], it is obvious that we have two contributions due to the hybrid fields, and also, the additional factor 1= sin that appears in the 7 oblique incidence case. For the total scattering cross section, defined in [54], we have…”
Section: Scattering Cross Sectionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…homogeneous cylinders and dielectric coated conducting cylinders, based on expanding the fields in terms of elliptical wavefunctions. Exact, closed form expressions have been obtained in [70] for the xiii INTRODUCTION scattering cross sections of the scattering by an elliptic metallic cylinder having small eccentricity, by using asymptotic analysis, while in [72], the same procedure has been followed to obtain results for a dielectric elliptic cylinder, also with small eccentricity. Composite elliptical bodies have also been studied, e.g.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Αρχικά, η µελέτη ξεκίνησε µε τον υπολογισµό της οπίσθιας διατοµής σκέδασης από έναν διηλεκτρικό ελλειπτικό κύλινδρο υπό κάθετη πρόσπτωση [79]. Ακριβείς εκφράσεις κλειστής µορφής έχουν ληφθεί [70] για τις διατοµές σκέδασης από έναν ελλειπτικό µεταλλικό κύλινδρο που έχει µικρή εκκεντρότητα, χρησιµοποιώντας ασυµπτωτική ανάλυση, ενώ στην [72], η ίδια διαδικασία έχει ακολουθηθεί για έναν διηλεκτρικό ελλειπτικό κύλινδρο, επίσης µε µικρή εκκεντρότητα. Σύνθετες ελλειπτικές γεωµετρίες έχουν επίσης µελετηθεί, π.χ.…”
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