Theory of scattering by an array of lossy dielectric, ferrite and conducting cylinders
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iterative scattering, waveguide junctions, conducting and dielectric cylindersAbstract
Theory of scattering by lossy dielectric, ferrite and/or conducting cylinders is investigated using a combination of an iterative scattering procedure and the orthogonal expansion method. The addition theorems for vector cylindrical harmonics, which transform harmonics from one coordinate system to another, are presented.
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