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A time domain technique for mechanism extraction

The properties of scattered fields from a structure can be better evaluated from the characteristics of the individual scatterers. Decomposition techniques can be classified either as a matrix or an integral formulation. With either formulation, aspect pattern or frequency information of a scattering center can be obtained. Emphasis will be placed on an integral (time domain) isolation extraction technique to obtain the frequency characteristics of scattering mechanisms. This technique has its origins in the time domain interpretation of scattered fields.

W. Burnside | A. Dominek | L. Peters

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