Integral equation formulation for iterative calculation of scattering from lossy rough surfaces

The application of iterative routines to finite conductivity surfaces is considered. In particular, an integral equation formulation that yields rapid convergence for horizontally polarized scattering from one dimensionally rough surfaces without loss of accuracy is examined.

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