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A Representação de Borda Modificada (MER) proposta empiricamente por um dos autores é a representação integral de linha para calcular integrais de difração de radiação de superfície. Possui notável precisão na redução integral superfície-linha, mesmo para fontes muito próximas do dispersor. Também supera singularidades falsas e verdadeiras em correntes de borda equivalentes. Este artigo fornece a derivação matemática do MER usando o teorema de Stokes; O MER não é apenas uma aproximação assintótica, mas também global. Isso prova a notável aplicabilidade do MER, isto é, para suavizar superfícies curvas, fontes próximas e correntes arbitrárias que são irrelevantes para as equações de Maxwell.
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Ken-ichi SAKINA, Suomin CUI, Makoto ANDO, "Mathematical Derivation of Modified Edge Representation for Reduction of Surface Radiation Integral" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E84-C, no. 1, pp. 74-83, January 2001, doi: .
Abstract: Modified Edge Representation (MER) empirically proposed by one of the authors is the line integral representation for computing surface radiation integrals of diffraction. It has remarkable accuracy in surface to line integral reduction even for sources very close to the scatterer. It also overcomes false and true singularities in equivalent edge currents. This paper gives the mathematical derivation of MER by using Stokes' theorem; MER is not only asymptotic but also global approximation. It proves remarkable applicability of MER, that is, to smooth curved surface, closely located sources and arbitrary currents which are irrelevant to Maxwell equations.
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