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The following pages link to Numerical solution of 3D problems of electromagnetic wave diffraction on a system of ideally conducting surfaces by the method of hypersingular integral equations (Q486272):

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• On the solvability of a boundary value problem for the Laplace equation on a screen with a boundary condition for a directional derivative (Q507715) (← links)
• Method of hypersingular integral equations in a three-dimensional problem of diffraction of electromagnetic waves on a piecewise homogeneous dielectric body (Q901886) (← links)
• The method of hypersingular integral equations in the problem of electromagnetic wave diffraction by a dielectric body with a partial perfectly conducting coating (Q1684189) (← links)
• On the surface integral approximation of the second derivatives of the potential of a bulk charge located in a layer of small thickness (Q1711287) (← links)
• Method of boundary integral equations in the problem of diffraction of a monochromatic electromagnetic wave by a system of perfectly conducting and piecewise homogeneous dielectric objects (Q2004008) (← links)
• On the patch antennas radiation numerical modeling with boundary integral equation method (Q2039047) (← links)
• Method of boundary integral equations with hypersingular integrals in boundary-value problems (Q2044846) (← links)
• Existence of hypersingular integrals with a power singularity of arbitrary integer order (Q2058714) (← links)
• Boundary hypersingular integral delay equation for nonstationary problems of scattering by perfectly conducting bodies (Q2088550) (← links)
• Lagrangian description of three-dimensional viscous flows at large Reynolds numbers (Q2206487) (← links)
• Low rank methods of approximation in an electromagnetic problem (Q2304584) (← links)
• The method of relocation of boundary condition for the problem of electromagnetic wave scattering by perfectly conducting thin objects (Q2311645) (← links)
• Discrete Vortices and Their Generalizations for Scattering Problems (Q3297700) (← links)
• On approximation of surface derivatives of functions with the application of integral operators (Q6138458) (← links)
• On the application of Mosaic-Skeleton approximations of matrices in electrodynamics problems with impedance boundary conditions (Q6180989) (← links)