Antennas and Propagation, IEEE Transactions on
Issue 6 • Date June 1999
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Correction to "Numerical solution of 2-D scattering problems using high-order methods"
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A probe antenna for in situ measurement of the complex dielectric constant of materials
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FDTD analysis of resistor-loaded bow-tie antennas covered with ferrite-coated conducting cavity for subsurface radar
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FDTD analysis and measurement of aperture antennas based on the triplate transmission-line structure
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Coupling between transmission line antennas: analytic solution, FDTD, and measurements
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Scattering from a periodic array of thin planar chiral structures-calculations and measurements
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Basis function considerations for the method of moments using the fictitious current model
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Diversity gain from a single-port adaptive antenna using switched parasitic elements illustrated with a wire and monopole prototype
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Diffraction of electromagnetic plane wave by a rectangular plate and a rectangular hole in the conducting plate
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Electromagnetic scattering from multiple rectangular apertures in a thick conducting screen
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Radar signature prediction using moment method codes via frequency extrapolation technique
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A 90-100 GHz double-folded slot antenna
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Ultrawide-band coherent processing
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The temperture dependence of substrate parameters and their effect on microstrip antenna performance
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Fast algorithm for electromagnetic scattering by buried conducting plates of large size
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The generalized forward-backward method for analyzing the scattering from targets on ocean-like rough surfaces
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Michael A. Jensen
Professor and Chair
Brigham Young University
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
