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Electromagnetic scattering from dielectric rods of arbitrary cross section

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A previous integral equation method for calculating time-harmonic scalar-wave scattering from objects of arbitrary shape is specialized to the case of electromagnetic scattering from dielectric rods of irregular cross section. Formulas of a relatively simple form are derived for both E and B wave scattering. Results are presented for the scattering cross section of rectangular and elliptic dielectric rods as a function of size, eccentricity, and index of refraction for different incident wave polarization and angles of incidence. Certain useful limiting approximation methods are also discussed.

© 1976 Optical Society of America

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