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Electromagnetic scattering is a very wide research topic and is behind the development of many devices and systems in everyday life: from mobile communication to radar apparatuses, from medical diagnostics to innovative materials, and so forth. Despite the significant advances made in the study of this subject, that goes back centuries, new applications are continuously emerging and stimulating researchers to face both theoretical and practical issues. This book aims at presenting innovative research contributions in different fields where electromagnetic scattering phenomena play an important role, which include scattering theory and modeling, numerical techniques, and applications.
We would like to thank all the contributors to this Special Issue and the reviewers who took the time to provide the authors with very valuable and constructive comments and suggestions. Without their invaluable contribution, this Special Issue would not have been possible.
Gian Luigi Gragnani
Alessandro Fedeli
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Electromagnetic scattering is a very wide research topic and is behind the development of many devices and systems in everyday life: from mobile communication to radar apparatuses, from medical diagnostics to innovative materials, and so forth. Despite the significant advances made in the study of this subject, that goes back centuries, new applications are continuously emerging and stimulating researchers to face both theoretical and practical issues. This book aims at presenting innovative research contributions in different fields where electromagnetic scattering phenomena play an important role, which include scattering theory and modeling, numerical techniques, and applications.
We would like to thank all the contributors to this Special Issue and the reviewers who took the time to provide the authors with very valuable and constructive comments and suggestions. Without their invaluable contribution, this Special Issue would not have been possible.
Gian Luigi Gragnani
Alessandro Fedeli
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