Electromagnetic scattering by a set of dielectric spheres with various diameters and positions (光エレクトロニクス) SETIJADI Eko MATSUSHIMA Akira TANAKA Naoki HENDRANTORO Gamantyo 社団法人電子情報通信学会 電子情報通信学会技術研究報告. OPE, 光エレクトロニクス 09135685 107 465 21 26 2008-01-21 An accurate numerical solution is presented and applied to the electromagnetic scattering by a set of dielectric spheres with various diameters and positions. The method of modal expansion is for solving boundary value problems using the mode matching method, where the electromagnetic fields in the air and dielectric regions are approximated using Shcelkunoff Bessel function and Stratton vector spherical wave functions, respectively. The treated structure is a fundamental model of modeling millimeter wave scattering by realistic distributed raindrops. Introduce QR decomposition based on Gram-Schmidt orthoganalization to reduce the computation time. 2008-01-21 110006646676 AN10442691 9377703 ENG CJP NDL NII-ELS 1 15 Electromagnetic Scattering by a Set of Dielectric Spheres with Various Diameters and Positions SETIJADI Eko MATSUSHIMA Akira TANAKA Naoki HENDRANTORO Gamantyo The Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers Technical report of IEICE. OPE An accurate numerical solution is presented and applied to the electromagnetic scattering by a set of dielectric spheres with various diameters and positions. The method of modal expansion is for solving boundary value problems using the mode matching method, where the electromagnetic fields in the air and dielectric regions are approximated using Shcelkunoff Bessel function and Stratton vector spherical wave functions, respectively. The treated structure is a fundamental model of modeling millimeter wave scattering by realistic distributed raindrops. Introduce QR decomposition based on Gram-Schmidt orthoganalization to reduce the computation time. SETIJADI Eko Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kumamoto University MATSUSHIMA Akira Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kumamoto University TANAKA Naoki Department of Electronical and Computer Engineering, Kumamoto University HENDRANTORO Gamantyo Department of Electrical Engineering, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, Surabaya