Abstract-In this paper, magnetized plasma media are modeled using the time-domain TLM method with hybrid symmetrical condensed node (HSCN). The proposed technique consists in adding voltage sources characterizing dispersive media in the HSCN. Numerical results are presented for reflection and transmission coefficients for a magnetized plasma wall, proving the efficiency of the proposed model.
In this paper, the transmission-line matrix method is used for the calculation of the far scattered field and radar cross section of frequency dependent materials objects. Three different materials have been considered, namely, Debye, plasma, and Lorentz for which the electric susceptibility is complex. The proposed model is based on the computation of the equivalent currents and on a time domain near-to far-field transformation technique. To illustrate this study, the far-zone scattering results for different spheres using the three materials indicated above are presented.
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