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2007-07-27
Bistatic Scattering from Three-Dimensional Conducting Rough Surface with UV Multilevel Partitioning Method
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Zhong-Xin Li

    Professor Zhong-Xin Li

    Electromagnetic Academy at Zhejiang University

    China

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, Vol. 76, 381-395, 2007
doi:10.2528/PIER07072003
Abstract
Vector wave three-dimensional (3-D) conducting rough surface scattering problem solved by a UV method with multilevel partitioning (UV-MLP) is developed in this paper. For a 3-D conducting rough surface scattering problem, the scattering structure is partitioned into multilevel block. By looking up the rank in the static problem, the impedance matrix for a given transmitting and receiving block is expressed into a product of U and V matrix. The UV method is illustrated by applying to a 3D scattering problem of random conducting rough surface in this paper. Numerical simulation results are illustrated.
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Zhong-Xin Li, "Bistatic Scattering from Three-Dimensional Conducting Rough Surface with UV Multilevel Partitioning Method," , Vol. 76, 381-395, 2007.
doi:10.2528/PIER07072003
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