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The paper deals with the problem of linear antenna synthesis for given directedness amplitude diagram. The problem is reduced to the investigation of solutions of the Hammerstein integral equation \[ f(s) = B(f)\equiv \int_{-1}^1 F(t)K(s,t,c) e^{i\arg f(t)} dt, \] where \(K(s,t,c) = \frac{\sin c(s-t)}{\pi(s-t)}\). The author investigates the systems of transcendental equations to determine the branching points of various types.
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