High-Frequency Evaluation of the Field Inside and Outside an Acute-Angled Dielectric Wedge
Explicit closed form solutions are presented for the high-frequency evaluation of the electromagnetic field produced inside and outside an acute-angled lossless penetrable wedge. Both cases of E- and H-polarized incident plane waves are addressed in the study. The problem is tackled and solved in th...
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