IRE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation · 1987 · 64 citations · 4 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringAntennasMicrowave EngineeringOptimizationAntenna DesignAntenna ParametersAntenna PolarizationElectromagnetic Inverse ProblemsOptimization TheoryPolarization OpticsDecouplingEnergy DensityPolarimetric Inverse ProblemPolarizationPolarization CharacteristicsPolarization DecouplingPower-to-energy Ratio OptimizationWave Energy Density
The problem considered is one of finding the polarization state of an antenna such that a power ratio due to two different objects is optimized. It is reduced to an optimization problem of two Hermitian forms which can be simultaneously diagonalized using a well-known linear-algebraic construction. The corresponding polarization vectors are found. The calculations are performed directly on the expression for the energy density of the reflected wave as a function of the transmitter polarization and are, therefore, decoupled from the receiving antenna parameters. Such decoupling is particularly convenient in bistatic applications.
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Radar Polarization Power Scattering Matrix
Christopher Graves · Proceedings of the IRE · 1956 · 99 citations