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The following pages link to A Hybrid High-Order Algorithm for Radar Cross Section Computations (Q3506555):
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- Discrete boundary finite element schemes for an exterior problem for the time-harmonic Maxwell's equation (Q279559) (← links)
- A high order spectral algorithm for elastic obstacle scattering in three dimensions (Q728706) (← links)
- A spectrally accurate algorithm for electromagnetic scattering in three dimensions (Q857856) (← links)
- A high-order tangential basis algorithm for electromagnetic scattering by curved surfaces (Q924456) (← links)
- Vector hyperinterpolation on the sphere (Q1008716) (← links)
- A high-order algorithm for multiple electromagnetic scattering in three dimensions (Q1014375) (← links)
- An efficient algorithm for a class of stochastic forward and inverse Maxwell models in \(\mathbb{R}^3\) (Q2222567) (← links)
- Theoretical and computational analysis of the quantum radar cross section for simple geometrical targets (Q2411579) (← links)
- A spectral boundary integral method for the elastic obstacle scattering problem in three dimensions (Q2675613) (← links)
- An efficient surface integral equation method for the time-harmonic Maxwell equations (Q2796146) (← links)
- Hybrid algorithm based parallel solution to electromagnetic scattering for arbitrary shaped cavities (Q2865366) (← links)
- Topological Sensitivity for Solving Inverse Multiple Scattering Problems in Three-dimensional Electromagnetism. Part I: One Step Method (Q3130747) (← links)
- A domain derivative-based method for solving elastodynamic inverse obstacle scattering problems (Q3458216) (← links)
- Simultaneous extrapolation of RCS in both angular and frequency domains based on AWE technique (Q4456497) (← links)
- Hyperinterpolation for Spectral Wave Propagation Models in Three Dimensions (Q4611808) (← links)
- Topological Sensitivity for Solving Inverse Multiple Scattering Problems in Three-Dimensional Electromagnetism. Part II: Iterative Method (Q4686934) (← links)
- Estimation of Radar Cross-Section in Rayleigh, MIE, and Optical Regions by the 2-D-FDTD Simulation (Q5366684) (← links)