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Single integral equation for wave scattering
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Electromagnetic WaveEngineeringIntegral EquationsRadar ScatteringSingle Integral EquationWave ScatteringClassical OpticsHigh-frequency ApproximationInverse Scattering TransformsPropagationInverse ProblemsGaussian OpticsComputational ElectromagneticsWave EquationUnknown FieldsWave TheoryWave Physics
When a wave interacts with an obstacle, the scattered and transmitted fields can be found by solving a system of integral equations for two unknown fields defined on the surface of the body. By choosing a more appropriate unknown function, the system of equations is reduced to a single singular integral equation of the first kind. This reduction is done here for transient and monochromatic waves, for a scalar field that obeys the wave equation, and for electromagnetic fields that obey Maxwell’s equations.
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