Abstract
Electromagnetic scattering from finite, conducting bodies of translation (BOT) is examined using a formulation based on the electric field integral equation (EFIE) and solved by the method of moments (MM). The present approach provides a systematic, unified treatment for a wide class of finite, thin scatterers at all angles of illumination and polarization. Both concave and convex surfaces are considered. An entire-domain Galerkin expansion along one dimension of the body and a piecewise continuous one along the other are used to represent the unknown current variations. The scattering cross sections, obtained with this formulation, are compared with published results using more specialized methods and further confirmed by experimental measurements.
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