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A classical method for solving static fceld problems is bmed on Fredholm integral equations. Here we consider the applications of integral equations to the general electromagnetic problem when the applied $elds are alternating. Attention is focused on a problem with cylindrical symmetry. By employin
A new resistance model for predicting the spiral-inductor metal-loss behavior in the higher-frequency range has been proposed. The accuracy of this model was verified by comparing its simulated results with the measured ones. It was shown that the absolute percentage errors were within the 7% range.
The radiation field patterns of rectangular waveguides and horns of finite dimensions are obtained numerically. The electric field integral equation is formulated to relate their radiation patterns to the surface current distribution. These currents are determined numerically by reducing the integra