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The following pages link to On the Kleinman–Martin Integral Equation Method for Electromagnetic Scattering by a Dielectric Body (Q3020004):
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- Boundary integral method for multi-layered electromagnetic scattering problems (Q390983) (← links)
- Shape derivatives of boundary integral operators in electromagnetic scattering. II: Application to scattering by a homogeneous dielectric obstacle (Q453667) (← links)
- Analytical investigation of an integral equation method for electromagnetic scattering by biperiodic structures (Q479106) (← links)
- A well-posed surface currents and charges system for electromagnetism in dielectric media (Q779259) (← links)
- An all-frequency weakly-singular surface integral equation for electromagnetism in dielectric media: reformulation and well-posedness analysis (Q2019098) (← links)
- An efficient algorithm for a class of stochastic forward and inverse Maxwell models in \(\mathbb{R}^3\) (Q2222567) (← links)
- Nearly non-scattering electromagnetic wave set and its application (Q2359010) (← links)
- Nearly cloaking the full Maxwell equations: cloaking active contents with general conducting layers (Q2445883) (← links)
- Interface boundary value problems of Robin-transmission type for the Stokes and Brinkman systems on \(n\)-dimensional Lipschitz domains: applications (Q2857531) (← links)
- Decoupled field integral equations for electromagnetic scattering from homogeneous penetrable obstacles (Q4639159) (← links)
- Mathematical analysis of electromagnetic scattering by dielectric nanoparticles with high refractive indices (Q5047917) (← links)
- Superresolution in Recovering Embedded Electromagnetic Sources in High Contrast Media (Q5143303) (← links)
- Existence and uniqueness theorems in electromagnetic diffraction on systems of lossless dielectrics and perfectly conducting screens (Q5269412) (← links)
- Boundary integral equation methods for Lipschitz domains in linear elasticity (Q6550992) (← links)
- An all-frequency stable integral system for Maxwell's equations in 3-D penetrable media: continuous and discrete model analysis (Q6667678) (← links)
