Application of matrix pencil to obtain the current modes on electrically large bodies

The matrix pencil method, in combination with an interpolation using nonuniform rational bi-spline surfaces, is applied for the expansion of the induced currents on complex bodies in terms of current-modes. The approach is useful for solving electrically large problems of radiation or scattering using physical optics with one or more bounces. The techniques presented in this paper can be also useful to improve some rigorous methods

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