Af. Peterson, APPLICATION OF VOLUME DISCRETIZATION METHODS TO OBLIQUE SCATTERING FROM HIGH-CONTRAST PENETRABLE CYLINDERS, IEEE transactions on microwave theory and techniques, 42(4), 1994, pp. 686-689
Two triangular-cell volume discretization methods for oblique scatteri
ng from heterogeneous, penetrable cylinders are shown to maintain thei
r accuracy and ease of applicability when applied to high-contrast sca
tterers. The first method is an integral equation formulation; the sec
ond is a differential equation formulation incorporating an exact radi
ation boundary condition. For a cylinder aligned parallel to the z-axi
s, the primary unknowns in both procedures are the z-components of the
electric and magnetic fields. Potential applications include electrom
agnetic penetration into biological tissue and scattering from radar a
bsorbing materials.