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تسجيل مستخدم جديدDiffraction by an elongated body of revolution. A boundary integral equation based on the parabolic equation
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A problem of diffraction by an elongated body of revolution is studied. The incident wave falls along the axis. The wavelength is small comparatively to the dimensions of the body. The parabolic equation of the diffraction theory is used to describe the diffraction process. A boundary integral equation is derived. The integral equation is solved analytically and by iterations for diffraction by a cone.
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