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17 June 1996 Short-pulse scattering from buried wires and bodies of revolution
Stanislav Vitebskiy, Lawrence Carin
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Abstract
The method of moments is used to analyze short-pulse plane- wave scattering from perfectly conducting thin wires and bodies of revolution buried in a lossy, dispersive half space. The analysis is performed in the frequency domain, with the time-domain fields synthesized via Fourier transform. To make this analysis efficient, the method of complex images is used to compute the frequency-dependent components of the half-space dyadic Green's function. Results are presented for short-pulse scattering from buried wires, spheres and cylinders, using measured frequency- dependent soil parameters (permittivity and conductivity), and the phenomenology associated with the scattering is investigated in detail.
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Stanislav Vitebskiy and Lawrence Carin "Short-pulse scattering from buried wires and bodies of revolution", Proc. SPIE 2747, Radar Sensor Technology, (17 June 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.243081
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KEYWORDS
Scattering

Diffraction

Interfaces

Algorithm development

Soil science

Fourier transforms

Free space

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