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    Electromagnetic Scattering From Two-Scatterers Using the Extended Propagation-Inside-Layer Expansion Method

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    In this paper, the electromagnetic scattering from two scatterers is analyzed from a rigorous integral formulation solved by the method of moments (MoM). G. Kubick´e has recently developed the E-PILE (Extended Propagation-Inside-Layer Expansion) method to calculate the scattering from an object above a rough surface for a two-dimensional problem. This method allows us to calculate separately and exactly the interactions between the object and the rough surface. The purpose of this paper is to extend the E-PILE method to a three-dimensional problem

    Improvement of shadowing with iterative physical optics for radiation pattern of mounted antennas

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    International audienceModeling interactions between antennas and structures is an important challenge for systems carrying antennas such as aircrafts, satellites, frigates. This paper focuses on the electromagnetic field propagated by an antenna interacting with a structure that includes effects of shadowing and multiple reflections. In such a case, several method can be used, and Iterative Physical Optics (IPO) is an asymptotic method based on Physical Optics (PO), which has shown good results in calculation of electromagnetic diffraction in open-ended cavities. In IPO, different techniques can be used to take into account shadowing effects. First method, classically used, is a geometrical way of considering shadowing, based on ray bouncing. A more recent method uses a physical approach, based on shadow radiation (around forward direction) with PO approximation. The idea of this paper is to use IPO method to determine electromagnetic field from a structure including an antenna on a large complex platform, comparing different ways of considering shadowing effect

    HF wave ground propagation over a randomly rough sea surface

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    HF ground wave propagation over a curved rough sea surface

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    Ground wave propagation along a rough sea homogeneous surface in the 10-100 MHz band

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    A fast hybrid method for scattering from a large object with dihedral effects above a large rough surface

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