Scattering of Plane Waves at the Junction of Two Corrugated Half-Planes

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2005

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In this paper, the boundary conditions given by Weinstein ( 1969) are employed to simulate two corrugated half-planes with the same slot height but different slot width. The scattering mechanism at the junction of these half-planes is investigated via the Fourier transform technique, which leads to two coupled Wiener - Hopf equations. The solution of the Wiener - Hopf system is obtained by the Daniele - Khrapkov method and some numerical results are presented about the analysis of the scattered field.

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electromagnetic wave diffraction, scattering, high-frequency techniques, anisotropic impedance, corrugated structures

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25

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21

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38

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https://doi.org/10.1080/02726340590522111
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