The Fresnel surface integral

Millington, G.; Hewitt, R N; Immirzi, F.S.

doi:10.1049/pi-c.1962.0060

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“…This method is based on [11] and also on [12], [13] and [14]. We show the principle of the method on a simple case and then we give the elements for the trapezium case.…”

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Radio frequency attenuation by a rocket plume using diffraction theory and finite element modeling

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“…This method is based on [11] and also on [12], [13] and [14]. We show the principle of the method on a simple case and then we give the elements for the trapezium case.…”

Section: Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…They provide adequate tools for lowest frequencies. For high frequencies an asymptotic method has been developed using [12,13,14] and considers the plasma as a perfect conducting trapezium whose geometrical parameters are deduced from the distribution of permittivity.…”

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Radio frequency attenuation by a rocket plume using diffraction theory and finite element modeling

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Approximations to the Double Knife‐Edge Attenuation Coefficient

Wilkerson

1966

Radio Science

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Double diffraction at a coplanar skewed edge configuration

Ivrissimtzis¹,

Marhefka²

1991

Radio Science

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The problem of double edge diffraction in the near‐field region of a coplanar skewed edge geometry, illuminated by a plane wave, is studied asymptotically via an extended spectral theory of diffraction approach. The resulting uniform dyadic double edge diffraction coefficient is expressed in terms of a universal integral (the generalized Fresnel integral) and remains valid when any one of the edges is within the transition region of a singly diffracted wave, while it asymptotically reduces to the ordinary geometrical theory of diffraction double diffraction coefficient elsewhere. Comparisons with method of moments computations for radiation patterns of sources in the vicinity of flat plate structures demonstrate the validity of the asymptotic approximation.

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The Fresnel surface integral

Cited by 15 publications

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Radio frequency attenuation by a rocket plume using diffraction theory and finite element modeling

Radio frequency attenuation by a rocket plume using diffraction theory and finite element modeling

Approximations to the Double Knife‐Edge Attenuation Coefficient

Double diffraction at a coplanar skewed edge configuration

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