Genetic Algorithm Approach To Estimate Radar Cross Section of Dielectric Objects

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2003

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Ieice-inst Electronics information Communications Eng

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Genetic algorithm (GA) is a widely used numerical technique to simplify some analytical solutions in electromagnetic theory. Genetic algorithms can be combined with the geometric optics method to tackle electromagnetic scattering problems. This paper presents an extrapolation procedure, which derived, as a first step, a functional representation of the radar cross section (RCS) of three different dielectric objects that was computed via the Mie solution or the method of moments (MOM). An algorithm was employed to fit the scattering characteristics of dielectric objects at high frequencies.

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genetic algorithm, RCS computation, extrapolation, techniques, dielectric object

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IEICE Transactions on Electronics

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E86C

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11

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2237

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2240

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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14411/8719

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