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Summary
Summary
This work presents a comprehensive description of the basic principles and practical application of the conjugate gradient method in combination with fast Fourier transform (CG-FFT). It provides extensive fundamental analyses of basic spectral methods and conjugate gradient methods. The presentation details the relationship between applied electromagnetics and linear system theory for the analysis of radiation and scattering from: two-dimensional and three-dimensional bodies with arbitrary geometry and material composition; plane, multilayer or volumetric periodic structures; and metallic pateches defined over body of revolution (BOR) surfaces.
Author Notes
Manuel F. Cátedra received M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in telecommunications engineering from the Polytechnic University of Madrid.
Cátedra is a professor at the University of Alcalá, Madrid, Spain and has published 35 professional papers.
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Table of Contents
| Fourier Transforms |
| Static Problems |
| Conjugate Gradient Algorithms |
| Arbitrary Flat Conducting Plates |
| 3D Bodies |
| Problems Formulated in Terms of Systems of Integral Equations |
| Metallic Surfaces That Conform to Bodies of Revolution |
| Flat Periodic Structures in Multilayer Media |
| Finite-Sized Conducting Patches in Multilayer Media |
| Volumetric Analysis of 3D Bodies That are Periodic in One Direction |
