Half-plane diffraction problems using alternative integral representations
The author gives a tutorial review of some half-plane diffraction problems that can be solved by the Riemann-Hilbert method. It is shown that this method offers an alternative to the conventional Wiener-Hopf technique for solving parallel-plate waveguide problems. The corresponding formulations of the boundary value problems of diffraction by an infinite set of Rawlin's type half-planes, a bifurcated and a trifurcated waveguide, and by a special infinite strip grating are studied in detail. For the entire collection see [Zbl 1031.00013].
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