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Improved Bodies of Revolution.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 01 Jan 1981Publisher:Defense Technical Information Center
Authors: H. K. Schuman;

doi: 10.21236/ada096048

Improved Bodies of Revolution.

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Abstract : The aperture loading technique (ALT) is implemented in an aperture coupling body of revolution (BOR) computer code. Apertures of material fill (dielectric, composite, conductive putty, etc.) are amenable to ALT analysis. Thin apertures formed from complex shaped walls, e.g., sleeve-fit seams, also are amenable to ALT analysis. The ALT BOR code is applied to a plane wave excited, missile shaped BOR with a dielectric filled sleeve-fit seam. Interior E-fields and H-fields are mapped. (Author)

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