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Samuel N. Karp

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Publications

16

Citations

613

H-Index

13

Active since

1950

Affiliations

New York University(Current)

Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences

Samuel N. Karp is an author at New York University specializing in engineering, computational electromagnetics, and physics.

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EngineeringComputational ElectromagneticsPhysicsWave PropagationApplied PhysicsWave ScatteringNumerical AnalysisPhotonicsDiffractionWave Theory

Publications per year

1950–1971

16

Publications

16

The elastic‐field behavior in the neighborhood of a crack of arbitrary angle

Frank C. Karal, Samuel N. Karp · Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics · 1962 · 139 citations

Nonlinear Elasticity, Engineering, Elastic‐field Behavior +12

Diffraction by a Wide Slit

Samuel N. Karp, A. Russek · Journal of Applied Physics · 1956 · 104 citations · Full text

Numerical Analysis, Electromagnetic Wave, Scalar Waves +11

Semi‐infinite diffraction gratings—I

Norman L. Hills, Samuel N. Karp · Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics · 1965 · 57 citations

Semi‐infinite Diffraction Gratings—i, Photonics, Optical Materials +7

A convergent ‘farfield’ expansion for two‐dimensional radiation functions

Samuel N. Karp · Communications on Pure and Applied Mathematics · 1961 · 51 citations

Two‐dimensional Radiation Functions, Three-dimensional Helmholtz 2, Radiative Transfer +8

Higher-Order Approximations in Multiple Scattering. I. Two-Dimensional Scalar Case

N. R. Zitron, Samuel N. Karp · Journal of Mathematical Physics · 1961 · 49 citations

Numerical Analysis, Aeroacoustics, Individual Cylinders +13

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