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Complex pole patterns of the scattering amplitude for conducting spheroids and finite-length cylinders

Positions in the complex frequency plane of the poles in the electromagnetic scattering amplitude are presented for perfectly conducting prolate spheroids and finite-length cylinders with length-to-diameter ratios of up to 5.0. A modification of the Waterman T-matrix method has been used to obtain these poles for both classes of electromagnetic eigenvibrations of the scatterer and for various values of the azimuthal mode number. >

Barbara L. Merchant | P. J. Moser | H. Uberall | A. Nagl

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