On the Scattering Effect of a Rough Plane Surface
On the Scattering Effect of a Rough Plane Surface
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AF-19(l22)-l+2. It is published for tech- nical information only, and does not necessarily represent recomnendations or conclusions of the sponsoring agency.
January, I952 - i - CONTENTS A"bstract 1. Notations Page 1 2. Introdaction 1 3. The Two Dimensional Case '+ k. The Three Dimensional Case, Horizontal 8 Polarization 5. The Three Dimensional Case, Vertical 12 Polarisation References 15 A"b3 tract A layer of dipoles is used to represent the rou^ness of a per- fectly conducting plane surface.... A random distrilmtion of the dipoles is introduced "by the assumption that the energy scattered "by the dipoles shall show an additive hehavior. The parameters of the prohlem are restricted "by the assumption that the distance d "between the source of radiation and the point of ohservation is large. On the other hand, the wavelength may he of the order of magnitude of the roughness, i. E. , of the height ^ of the scatter- ing dipoles ahovc the plane. Let h andy^he the distances from the reflecting plane of the sending dipole and of the point of ohservation.
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AF-19(l22)-l+2. It is published for tech- nical information only, and does not necessarily represent recomnendations or conclusions of the sponsoring agency.
January, I952 - i - CONTENTS A"bstract 1. Notations Page 1 2. Introdaction 1 3. The Two Dimensional Case '+ k. The Three Dimensional Case, Horizontal 8 Polarization 5. The Three Dimensional Case, Vertical 12 Polarisation References 15 A"b3 tract A layer of dipoles is used to represent the rou^ness of a per- fectly conducting plane surface.... A random distrilmtion of the dipoles is introduced "by the assumption that the energy scattered "by the dipoles shall show an additive hehavior. The parameters of the prohlem are restricted "by the assumption that the distance d "between the source of radiation and the point of ohservation is large. On the other hand, the wavelength may he of the order of magnitude of the roughness, i. E. , of the height ^ of the scatter- ing dipoles ahovc the plane. Let h andy^he the distances from the reflecting plane of the sending dipole and of the point of ohservation.
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