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Forward-backward: a new method for computing low-grazing angle scattering
A new technique called "forward-backward," has been developed for solving the magnetic field integral equation (MFIE) for perfectly conducting azimuthally homogeneous surfaces, including cases where…
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Casimir effect in dielectrics
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Sea-spike backscatter from a steepening wave
H-pol and V-pol backscatter cross sections at incidence angles of 85/spl deg/, 60/spl deg/, and 40/spl deg/ are computed at X-band for two temporal sequences of simulated sea waves, one with a…
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Forward-backward method for scattering from imperfect conductors
The previously developed forward-backward method for calculating scattering from perfectly conducting azimuthally homogeneous surfaces is extended to imperfect conductors, where the dielectric…
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Casimir self-stress on a perfectly conducting spherical shell
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Nonrelativistic Dyon-Dyon Scattering
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SECOND-ORDER RADIATIVE CORRECTIONS TO THE TRIANGLE ANOMALY. I.
Lowest-order radiative corrections to the pion-photon-photon vertex are calculated in the pseudoscalar $\ensuremath{\pi}N\overline{N}$ theory. Causal analysis of two- and three-particle exchange…
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Photon decay into neutrinos in a strong magnetic field
The real photon decay, $\ensuremath{\gamma}\ensuremath{\rightarrow}\ensuremath{\nu}\overline{\ensuremath{\nu}}$, is calculated in strong magnetic fields ($H\ensuremath{\sim}{10}^{13}$ G) using a…
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Strings and gauge invariance
Within the context of the nonrelativistic theory of dyons, we study a number of interrelated issues concerning the quantum formulation of magnetic charge. We begin by solving the two‐body Schrodinger…
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Volterra approximation for low grazing angle shadowing on smooth ocean-like surfaces
A new mathematical and numerical technique has been developed for calculating the electromagnetic current on smooth one-dimensional perfectly conducting surfaces for low grazing angles; the surfaces…
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