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Variational methods for problems of wave dispersion

Published: 12/25/2005
Language: russian
Original: Radio engineering and electronics (Moscow), 1996, №6, p.p.651…654
© Y. N. Feld, N. G. Ponomarev, 1996. All rights reserved.

Using the generalized variational principle, the article derives the stationary formulas for metallic body dispersion diagram, with variation going to zero for exact values of surface currents, generated on the body by the primary incident wave.

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