The field scattered by a scattering body or by an aperture in the free space (or in an unbounded homogenous medium) can be described in terms of a double integral. In this paper we show how a canonical integral on a polygonal domain, with a constant amplitude function and a quadratic phase variation, can be exactly expressed in terms of special functions, namely Fresnel integrals and generalized Fresnel integrals. This exact reduction represents a paradigm for deriving a new asymptotic evaluation for a more general integral. This new asymptotic uniform integral evaluation is expressed in the format of the uniform geometrical theory of diffraction which is convenient for numerical computations.
Carluccio, G., Albani, M., Pathak, P.H. (2010). Uniform Asymptotic Evaluation of Surface Integrals With Polygonal Integration Domains in Terms of UTD Transition Functions. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ANTENNAS AND PROPAGATION, 58(4), 1155-1163 [10.1109/TAP.2010.2041171].
Uniform Asymptotic Evaluation of Surface Integrals With Polygonal Integration Domains in Terms of UTD Transition Functions
Carluccio G.;Albani Matteo;
2010-01-01
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The field scattered by a scattering body or by an aperture in the free space (or in an unbounded homogenous medium) can be described in terms of a double integral. In this paper we show how a canonical integral on a polygonal domain, with a constant amplitude function and a quadratic phase variation, can be exactly expressed in terms of special functions, namely Fresnel integrals and generalized Fresnel integrals. This exact reduction represents a paradigm for deriving a new asymptotic evaluation for a more general integral. This new asymptotic uniform integral evaluation is expressed in the format of the uniform geometrical theory of diffraction which is convenient for numerical computations.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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