Abstract
In this paper we describe some recent mathematical results concerning Pocklington's integro-differential equation for the current induced on a straight, thin wire by an incident harmonic electromagnetic field. These results show that this equation is well-posed in suitable function spaces and describe the continuity and smoothness properties of the solution compared with the incident field. We also describe some new rigorous convergence results for a simple Galerkin type numerical solution method for the equation.
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