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Roboshark : a gantry pool player robot

Roboshark uses crisp mathematics to compute the strength and the angle of the shot and a fuzzy approach to select the best shot and it is shown that with 16 fuzzy rules, in most cases the ball selected by the fuzzy target ball selection module is the same as the one which an expert will choose in the same situation.

Electromagnetic Scattering by 2-D PEC Cylinder of General Cross Section Under $\text {TM}^{z}$ Illumination

A semianalytical method is presented for the evaluation of scattered fields from arbitrarily shaped 2-D Perfect Electric Conductor (PEC) scatterers under TMz wave incidence. Surface equivalence…
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Electromagnetic Multiple PEC Object Scattering Using Equivalence Principle and Addition Theorem for Spherical Wave Harmonics

A novel domain decomposition procedure is presented to analyze the electromagnetic wave multiple scattering among separate PEC objects. The method is based on the equivalence principle algorithm…
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Electromagnetic scattering from an arbitrarily shaped PEC object coated by spherical dielectric material using equivalence principle algorithm

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A Novel Reciprocity Based Theory for Extraction of Scattered Field under Plane Wave Incidence from that of Near-field Illumination

ABSTRACT A novel theory based on the reciprocity theorem is presented for computing the plane wave scattered field of an arbitrary target, from its scattered field due to near-field illumination. The…
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Application of Equivalence Principle for EM Scattering From Irregular Array of Arbitrarily Oriented PEC Scatterers Using Both Translation and Rotation Addition Theorems

Electromagnetic scattering from irregular array of arbitrarily oriented PEC scatterers is investigated using a novel domain decomposition method based on equivalence principle algorithm (EPA) in…
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