A New Solution for the Evaluation of the Horizontal Electric Fields From Lightning in Presence of a Finitely Conducting Ground

In this paper, we present a new solution for the evaluation of the horizontal electric field in the presence of finitely conducting ground in the time domain. The solution is general, numerically robust, and overcomes the problems related to previously proposed approaches.

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