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| adam_text | THE 1989 URSI INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON ELECTROMAGNETIC THEORY THE
ROYAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN, AUGUST 14-17, 1989
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FIELDS AND WAVES , OF THE INTERNATIONAL UNION OF RADIO SCIENCE (URSI)
UB/TIB HANNOVER 89 121.189937. IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE SWEDISH NATIONAL
COMMITTEE OF URSI (SNRV) THE ROYAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (KTH)
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME MONDAY, AUGUST 14 A.M. M LA GENERAL SCATTERING AND
DIFFRACTION I CHAIRMAN: J. VAN BLADEL, UNIVERSITY OF GHENT, BELGIUM
LECTURE HALL: FL 09.35 PAIVARINTA, L (UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI, FINLAND),
THE SINGULAR BEHAVIOR OF EM- 1 FIELDS NEAR THE BOUNDARY OF A THIN
PERFECT CONDUCTOR 10.00 SILBERSTE1N, M (HANSCOM AFB, USA), APPLICATIO N
OF A GENERALIZED LEIBNIZ RULE 4 FOR CALCULATING ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
WITHIN CONTINUOUS SOURCE REGIONS 10.25 JEFFRIES, C (CLEMSON UNIVERSITY,
USA), ENERGY DENSITY AND POWER FLUX IN 7 CLASSICAL ELECTRODYNAMICS 10.50
COFFEE BREAK 11.15 WEIGLHOFER, W (UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, UK), A GENERAL
INVERSION TECHNIQUE FOR 10 A CLASS OF DYADIC DIFFERENTIAL OPERATORS OF
ELECTROMAGNETIC THEORY 11.40 CLOUDE, S.R (UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE, UK), LIE
GROUPS AND RADAR POLARIMETRY 13 12.05 CENSOR, D (BEN GURION UNIVERSITY,
BEER-SHEVA, ISRAEL), THE HUYGENS PRINCIPLE 16 AND DOPPLER EFFECT IN THE
PRESENCE OF TIME-DEPENDENT SURFACES 12.30 BULDYREV, V.S, LJALINOV, M.A
(LENINGRAD UNIVERSITY, USSR), THE DIFFRACTION 17 OF OPTICAL RADIATION BY
METALLIC BODIES. ASYMPTOTIC THEORY 12.55 CLOSE OF SESSION AND LUNCH M IB
RANDOM MEDIA I CHAIRMAN: A. ISHIMARU, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, SEATTLE,
USA LECTURE HALL: DL 09.35 ANTAR, Y.M.M (ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE OF
CANADA, KINGSTON, CANADA), ELECTRO- 20 MAGNETIC CROSS-CORRELATION
CONCEPTS FOR ORTHOGONALLY POLARIZED BACKSCATTERED WAVES 10.00 SEKINE, M,
CHEN, CD. (TOKYO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, JAPAN), INVERSION 23 PROBLEM
IN RAIN ATTENUATION CALCULATIONS 10.25 ITO, S, OGUCHI, T (MINISTRY OF
POSTS & TELECOMMUNICATIONS, JAPAN), APPROXI - 26 MATE SOLUTIONS OF THE
VECTOR RADIATIVE TRANSFER EQUATION FOR LINEARLY POLARIZED LIGHT IN
DISCRETE RANDOM MEDIA 10.50 COFFEE BREAK 11.15 JANDIERI, G.V ET AL
(ACADEMY SCI OF GEORGIAN SSR, TBILISI, USSR), ON SPECTRAL 29
CHARACTERISTICS OF PULSED RADIATION IN MEDIA WITH SPATIAL-TEMPORAL
INHOMOGENI- TIES 11.40 LANG, R.H, SAATCHI, S (GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY, USA), AVERAGE REFLECT- 31 ED POWER FROM A ONE DIMENSIONAL
SLAB OF DISCRETE SCATTERERS 12.05 LE VINE, D.M ET AL (GODDARD SPACE
FLIGHT CENTER, GREENBELT, USA), TRANSIENT 34 RESPONSE OF A LAYER OF
DISCRETE RANDOM MEDIA 12.30 BASS, F.G ET AL (UKR SSR ACADEMY OF
SCIENCES, KHARKOV, USSR), BEAM WAVES IN 37 RANDOM MEDIA 12.55 CLOSE OF
SESSION AND LUNCH M IC FINITE DIFFERENCES AND FINITE ELEMENTS CHAIRMAN:
H. 1KUNO, KUMAMOTO UNIVERSITY, JAPAN LECTURE HALL: F3 09.35 JECKO, B,
RE1NEIX, A (I.R.C.O.M., LIMOGES, FRANCE), STUDY OF MICROSTRIP 40
ANTENNAS USING THE FINITE DIFFERENCE TIME DOMAIN METHOD 10.00 YOSHIDA N,
FUKA1, I (HOKKAIDO UNIVERSITY, JAPAN), TRANSIENT ANALYSIS OF 43 VECTOR
POTENTIAL IN THREE-DIMENSIONAL SPACE BY SPATIAL NETWORK 10.25 SVEDIN, J
(SWEDISH DEFENCE RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT, LINK&PING, SWEDEN), A 46 FAST
CONVERGING FINITE-ELEMENT PROCEDURE WITHOUT SPURIOUS MODES FOR WAVE-
GUIDE PROPAGATION ANALYSIS 10.50 COFFEE BREAK 11.15 BAUM, E, BUCHHOLZ,
F.G (UNIVERSITAT-GH-PADERBORN, FRG), ACCURATE CUT-OFF 49 FREQUENCY
CALCULATION WITH LOW ORDER FINITE ELEMENTS 11. 40 SALAZAR PALMA, M,
HERNANDEZ GIL, J.F (UNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA DE MADRID, 52 SPAIN), FINITE
ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF GENERAL INHOMOGENEOUS, ANISOTROPIC AND
MULTICONDUCTOR TRANSMISSION-LINE STRUCTURES, EMPLOYING AN EFFICIENT SELF
ADAP- TIVE MESH SCHEME 12.05 MUR, G (DELFT UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, THE
NETHERLANDS), THE FINITE- 55 ELEMENT MODELLING OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL
TIME-HARMONIC ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS IN INHOMOGENEOUS MEDIA 12.30
KUZUOGLU, M (MIDDLE EAST TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, ANKARA, TURKEY), ANALYSIS
OF 58 TRANSMISSION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES THROUGH APERTURES BY A
COMBINATION OF THE FINITE ELEMENT AND BOUNDARY ELEMENT METHODS 12.55
CLOSE OF SESSION AND LUNCH M ID MICROSTRIP PATCH ANTENNAS CHAIRMAN: A.
A. OLINER, POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, BROOKLYN, USA LECTURE HALL: F2 09.35
VANDENBOSCH, G, VAN DE CAPELLE, A (K.CI.L LEUWEN, BELGIUM), A HIGHLY 61
ACCURATE ANALYSIS OF THE DUAL PATCH MICROSTRIP ANTENNA AND THE
MICROSTRIP BACKFIRE ANTENNA 10.00 BARLATEY, L, ET AL (ECOLE
POLYTECHNIQUE FEDERATE DE LAUSANNE, SWITZER- 6 4 LAND), CONDUCTING
PATCHES IN LAYERED MEDIA: SURFACE WAVES AND FIELD COMPO- NENTS 10.25
BEM, D.J, KATULSKI, R.J (TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF WROCLAW, POLAND),
COMPAR- 67 ATIVE NUMERICAL STUDY OF SEVERAL TECHNIQUES OF MICROSTRIP
ANTENNA MODELLING 10.50 COFFEE BREAK 11.15 LOUZIR, A ET AL (ENST DE
BRETAGNE, FRANCE), STUDY OF DISCONTINUITIES IN OPEN 70
WAVEGUIDES*APPLICATION TO IMPROVEMENT OF RADIATION SOURCE MODELS 11.40
MATZNER, H ET AL (ELTA ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES LTD, ASHOD, ISRAEL),
DESIGN 73 CURVES FOR RECTANGULAR MICROSTRIP PATCH BASED ON AN IMPROVED
MOMENT-METHOD SOLUTION 12.05 MITKEES, A. A ET AL (NASR CITY, EGYPT),
SURFACE WAVE MODES ASSOCIATED WITH 76 MICROSTRIP WRAPAROUND ANTENNA
STRUCTURE 12.30 ILYINSKI, A. S, IVAKHNENKO, V I (MOSCOW STATE
UNIVERSITY, USSR) SCATTERING 79 BY PATCH IN MULTILAYERED MEDIA 12.55
CLOSE OF SESSION AND LUNCH MONDAY, AUGUST 14 P.M. M HA HALF-PLANE
SCATTERING CHAIRMAN: P.YA. UF1MTSEV, USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, MOSCOW,
USSR LECTURE HALL: FL 14.00 SENIOR, T.B.A (UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, USA),
DIFFRACTION BY A GENERALIZED 82 IMPEDANCE HALF-PLANE 14.25 PEARSON, L.W,
WHITAKER, R.A (MCDONNELL DOUGLAS RESEARCH LABORATORIES, ST 85 LOUIS,
USA), A TRANSVERSE APERTURE-INTEGRAL-EQUATION SOLUTION FOR EDGE DIFFRAC-
TION BY MULTIPLE LAYERS OF HOMOGENEOUS MATERIAL 14.50 BRAVER, I.M ET AL
(GRODNO STATE UNIVERSITY, USSR), ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD NEAR 88 THE
COMMON EDGE OF A PERFECTLY CONDUCTIVE WEDGE AND A RESISTIVE HALF-PLANE
15.15 COFFEE BREAK 15.40 PRZEZDZIECKI, S (POLISH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES,
WARSAW, POLAND), DIFFRACTION 91 BY A TRANSMITTIVE HALF-PLANE 16.05
C1ARKOWSK1, A (POLISH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, WARSAW, POLAND), QUASIUNI- 94
FORM ASYMPTOTIC SOLUCTION IN THE OPTICALLY DENSER MEDIUM FOR THE PROBLEM
OF ELECTROMAGNETIC PLANE WAVE DIFFRACTION AT THE INTERFACE OF DISSIMILAR
MEDIA 16.30 BANKOV, S.E ET AL (THE MOSCOW POWER ENGINEERING INST, USSR),
DIELECTRIC SLAB 97 SURFACE WAVES DIFFRACTION IN HALF-INFINITE METALLIC
STRUCTURES 16.55 CLOSE OF SESSION M LIB GENERAL WAVEGUIDES CHAIRMAN: D.
CENSOR, BEN GURION UNIVERSITY, BEERSHEVA, ISRAEL LECTURE HALL: DL 14.00
SWAMINATHAN, M ET AL (SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, USA), A FAST AND ACCURATE
METHOD 100 FOR EVALUATING THE CUT-OFF WAVENUMBERS OF TE AND TM MODES IN
WAVEGUIDES OF ARBITRARY CROSS SECTION USING SURFACE FORMULATION 14.25
NAVA, E, REBOLLAR, J.M (ETS1 TELECOMUNICACION, MADRID, SPAIN), A COMPAR-
103 ATIVE STUDY OF SCHELKUNOFF METHODS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF HOMOGENEOUS
WAVE- GUIDES WITH ARBITRARY CROSS-SECTION 14.50 SVESHN1KOV, A.G,
MODENOV, V.P (MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITY, USSR), PROJEC- 106 TION METHODS
OF WAVEGUIDES CALCULATIONS 15.15 COFFEE BREAK 15.40 WILSON, P.F (ABB
CORPORATE RESERACH, BADEN-DAETTWIL, SWITZERLAND) HIGH- 108 ER-ORDER MODE
FIELD DISTRIBUTION IN ASYMMETRIC TEM CELLS 16.05 OVERFELT, P.L (NAVAL
WEAPONS CENTER, CHINA LAKE, USA), ELECTROMAGNETIC 111 FIELD SOLUTIONS
BASED ON SUMS OF RECTANGULAR HARMONICS AND SYMMETRY FOR CERTAIN
PARALLELOGRAM AND TRAPEZOIDAL WAVEGUIDES 16.30 OKONIEWSKI, M, MAZUR, J
(THE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF GDANSK, POLAND), 114 WAVEGUIDES WITH
COMPLEX CROSS-SECTIONAL GEOMETRY CONTAINING LONGITUDINAL DIELECTRIC RODS
16.55 CLOSE OF SESSION M HE NUMERICAL RESULTS CHAIRMAN: D.G. DUDLEY,
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, USA LECTURE HALL: F3 14.00 MIYAZAK1, Y,
MANABE, K (TOYOHASHI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, JAPAN), SCAT- TERED NEAR
FIELD AND INDUCED CURRENT OF A BEAM WAVE BY PITS ON OPTICAL DISKS USING
BOUNDARY ELEMENT ANALYSIS 14.25 GALANMALAGA, H ET AL (LAB DES SIGNAUX &
SYSTEMES, CNRS-ESE, GIF-SUR- YVETTE, FRANCE), NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE
FIELD RADIATED BY A CURRENT LOOP IN A BOREHOLE CROSSING A BED BOUNDARY 1
4.50 MARCHILDON, L ET AL (UNIVERSITY OF QUEBEC, CANADA), COMPUTER
SIMULATION OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD IN A RESONANT CAVITY IN THE
NEIGHBORHOOD OF AN INSERTION HOLE 15.15 CLOSE OF SESSION AND COFFEE
BREAK 117 120 123 M HIE INVERSE SCATTERING I CHAIRMAN: S. CAORSI,
UNIVERSITY OF GENOA, ITALY LECTURE HALL: F3 15.40 OSCARSSON, T,
RONNMARK, K.G (UNIVERSITY OF UMEA, SWEDEN), WAVE DISTRI- BUTION FUNCTION
ANALYSIS OF SATELLITE DATA 16.05 ISERNIA, T ET AL (UNIVERSITY OF NAPLES,
ITALY), ON THE UNIQUENESS AND STABILITY OF PHASE RETRIEVAL IN THE NEAR
ZONE 16.30 OLSSON, O, ANDERSSON, P (SWEDISH GEOLOGICAL CO, UPPSALA,
SWEDEN), RADAR CROSSHOLE TOMOGRAPHY USING SALINE TRACERS 16.55 CLOSE OF
SESSION 126 129 132 M HD FIELDS IN BIOLOGICAL MEDIA (INVITED PAPERS)
CONVENOR AND CHAIRMAN: J. BACH ANDERSEN, AALBORG UNIVERSITY CENTRE,
DENMARK LECTURE HALL: F2 14.00 VAN DEN BERG, P.M (DELFT UNIVERSITY OF
TECHNOLOGY, THE NETHERLANDS), 135 COMPUTER MODELLING OF ELECTROMAGNETIC
FIELDS IN HUMAN BODIES 14.25 DURNEY, C. H ET AL (UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,
USA), USE OF THE FINITE-DIFFERENCE TIME- 138 DOMAIN TECHNIQUE FOR
ANALYZING, DESIGNING, AND OPTIMIZING HYPERTHERMIA APPLI- CATORS 14.50
HAFNER, C.H (SWISS FEDERAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, ZURICH,
SWITZERLAND), 141 COMPUTATIONS OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS BY THE MMP
METHOD 15.15 COFFEE BREAK 15.40 BOLOMEY, J. CH, ET AL
(E.S.D ELECTRICITE, GIF-SUR-YVETTE, FRANCE), CRITICAL AND 144
PROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS OF RECONSTRUCTION ALGORITHMS DEVOTED TO A PLANAR
MICRO- WAVE CAMERA FOR BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS 16.05 BOAG, A ET A!
(TECHNION-LSRAEL INST OF TECHNOLOGY, HAIFA, ISRAEL), NEAR FIELD 147
FOCUSING IN A WAVEGUIDE FOR DEEP REGIONAL HEATING 16.30 CHAPLIN, A.F, ET
AL (LVOV POLITECHNIC INSTITUTE, USSR), INVESTIGATION OF DEEP 150 LOCAL
VHF HYPERTHERMIA 16.55 CLOSE OF SESSION TUESDAY, AUGUST 15 A.M. TUE LA
INVERSE SCATTERING II CHAIRMAN: H. CHALOUPKA, BERGISCHE UNIVERSITAT,
WUPPERTAL, FRG 08.30 08.55 09.20 09.45 10.10 10.35 11.00 11.25 11.50
LECTURE HALL: FL BERNTSEN, S, BACH ANDERSEN, J (AALBORG UNIVERSITY,
DENMARK), A NEW 153 GENERAL FORMULATION OF APPLIED POTENTIAL TOMOGRAPHY
STONE, W.R. (STONEWARE LTD, LA JOLLA, USA), IMPLICATIONS OF A NEW
EXACT 155 INVERSE SCATTERING/INVERSE SOURCE THEORY FOR THE DISCRETE
CASE FISHMAN, L (COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES, USA), SYMBOL ANALYSIS AND THE
CON- 157 STRUCTION OF ONE-WAY FORWARD AND INVERSE WAVE PROPAGATION
THEORIES TAN, D.G.H, ET AL (CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, UK) INVERSE SCATTERING
FOR PENETRABLE 160 OBSTACLES COFFEE BREAK KARLSSON, A ET AL (ROYAL
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN), DIRECT 163 AND INVERSE
SCATTERING FROM GYROTROPIC MEDIA JORDAN, A.K, LAKSHMANASAMY, S (NAVAL
RESEARCH LABORATORY, WASHINGTON 166 DC, USA), AN INVERSE SCATTERING
THEORY FOR PHASE-CONJUGATE REFLECTION COEFFI- CIENTS: IMPLICATIONS FOR
DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDES KRISTENSSON, G, KRUEGER, R (LUND UNIVERSITY OF
TECHNOLOGY, SWEDEN), 169 DIRECT AND INVERSE SCATTERING OF TRANSIENT
ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES CLOSE OF SESSION AND LUNCH TUE IB RAY METHODS
CHAIRMAN: E.V. JULL, UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, VANCOUVER, CANADA
LECTURE HALL: F2 08.30 STEINBERG, B.Z ET AL (TEL-AVIV UNIVERSITY,
ISRAEL), PHASE SPACE METHODS FOR 172 RADIATION FROM LARGE APERTURES
08.55 FELSEN, L.B, ET AL (POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, FARMINGDALE, USA), RAY
FORMULATION 175 OF WAVES GUIDED BY CYLINDRICALLY STRATIFIED DIELECTRICS
09.20 IKUNO, H ET AL (KUMAMOTO UNIVERSITY, JAPAN), EXTENDED RAY SOLUTION
FOR 178 SCATTERING FROM A DIELECTRIC CYLINDER 09.45 PATHAK, P.H,
BURKHOLDER, R.J (THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, USA), MODAL, RAY, 181 AND
BEAM TECHNIQUES FOR ANALYZING THE EM SCATTERING BY OPEN-ENDED WAVEGUIDE
CAVITIES 10.10 KARK, K.W (DFVLR, OBERPFAFFENHOFEN, FRG), BISTATIC
SCATTERING AT A CYLINDRICAL 184 CAVITY 10.35 COFFEE BREAK 11.00 CHOI, J
ET AL (OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, USA), THE BACKSCATTERED FIELDS OF FINITE
187 CONDUCTING CONES 11.25 POTTER, D.J, BARBER, P.W (CLARKSON
UNIVERSITY, POTSDAM, USA), PARALLEL 190 COMPUTATIONAL SOLUTION OF
GEOMETRICAL OPTICS PROBLEMS 11.50 VECCHI, G, FELSEN, L.B (POLITECNICO DI
TORINO, ITALY), SPECTRAL PARAMETRIZATION 193 OF WAVE SCATTERING FROM AN
APERTURE-COUPLED ENCLOSURE WITH INTERIOR LOADING 12.15 SHATALOV, V.E,
STERNIN, B YU (MOSCOW, USSR), ON GLOBAL ASYMPTOTIC 196 EXPANSIONS IN
SHORT-WAVE REFRACTION PROBLEMS 12.40 CLOSE OF SESSION AND LUNCH TUE IC
NON-LINEAR PHENOMENA CHAIRMAN: P.L. USLENGHI, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT
CHICAGO, USA LECTURE HALL: DL 08.30 CAORSI, S., PASTORINO, M (UNIVERSITY
OF GENOA, ITALY), A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS 198 OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC
FIELD FOR BOUNDED NON-LINEAR MEDIA IN FREE SPACE AND RECTANGULAR
WAVEGUIDE 08.55 SMIRNOV, A.I. (USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, GORKY, USSR),
REMOTE INTERACTION 201 OF INTENSE WAVE BEAMS IN MEDIA WITH A NONLOCAL
NONLINEARITY 09.20 ARNOLD, J.M (UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, UK), DIRECT
DETERMINATION OF THE UNDERLY- 204 ING LIE ALGEBRA IN NONLINEAR OPTICS
09.45 ANDERSON, D, LISAK, M (CHALMERS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY,
GOTHENBURG, 207 SWEDEN), AN APPROXIMATE VARIATIONAL APPROACH TO
NONLINEAR PULSE PROPAGATION IN OPTICAL FIBRES 10.10 KURAEV, A.A, ET AL
(MINSK RADIOENGINEERING INSTITUTE, USSR), RADIATION AND 210 WAVE
DIFFRACTION IN NON-LINEAR ELECTRODYNAMIC STRUCTURES 10.35 COFFEE BREAK
11.00 KONOTOP, V.V, VEKSLERCHIK, V.E (UKR SSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES,
KHARKOV, 213 USSR), DYNAMICS OF FEMTOSECOND NEARSOLITION PULSES IN
MONOMODE FIBERS 11.25 KANELLOPOULOS, J.D, STATHOPOULOS, N.A (NATIONAL
TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY 216 OF ATHENS, GREECE), USE OF THE SPATIAL FOURIER
TRANSFORMATION FOR THE STUDY OF WAVES GUIDED BY NON-LINEAR THIN FILMS
11.50 NASALSK1, W (POLISH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, POLAND), NONSPECULAR
REFLECTION 219 BY AN ELECTRO-OPTICALLY DRIVEN NONLINEAR INTERFACE 12.15
POPOV, A.V, SINITSIN, V.G (USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, TROITSK, USSR),
GUIDED 222 TO LEAKY MODE CONVERSION WITH PHASE CONJUGATION 12.40 CLOSE
OF SESSION AND LUNCH TUE ID SLOT AND APERTURE ANTENNAS CHAIRMAN: P.J.B.
CLARR1COATS, QUEEN MARY COLLEGE, LONDON, U.K. LECTURE HALL: F3 08.30
RENGARAJAN, S.R (CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE, USA), RESONAN
T 224 COUPLING SLOTS FOR COMPLEX EXCITATION OF PLANAR SLOT ARRAYS 08.55
WANG, H (SHANDONG UNIVERSITY, PEOPLES REP OF CHINA), A GENERAL FORMULA-
227 TION FOR WAVEGUIDE COUPLING THROUGH AN ARBITRARILY ORIENTED SLOT
09.20 DEGAUQUE, P ET AL (UNIVERSITY OF LILLE, FRANCE), RADIATING
WAVEGUIDE FOR 230 RADIOCOMMUNICATION, SPEED MEASUREMENT AND LOCATION OF
GUIDED VEHICLES 09.45 HANSEN, R.C (R.C HANSEN INC., TARZANA, USA), A
SIMPLE NEAR-FIELD ENVELOPE 233 FORMULA FOR SQUARE APERTURE ANTENNAS
10.10 SHUMLJANSKY, 1.1 (HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL INSTITUTE, ODESSA, USSR),
THE ELECTRO- 236 MAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY INCREASE OF SYSTEMS USING HORN
RADIATION WITH CURVE FORMERS 10.35 COFFEE BREAK 11.00 MITTRA, R ET AL
(UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, USA), INTERACTION OF ANTENNAS WITH 237 RADOMES
11.25 SHAPIRO, M.A, VLASOV, S.N (USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, GORKY, USSR),
WAVE 240 RADIATION FROM IRREGULAR WAVEGUIDES AND HORNS 11.50 G1MENO, B
ET AL (UNIVERSIDAD DE VALENCIA, SPAIN), BROADBAND MULTISTAGE 243
POLARIZED RADOME FOR A PHASED ARRAY ANTENNA. 12.15 VDOVICHEVA, N.K ET AL
(USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, GORKY, USSR), THE 246 VARIATIONAL APPROACH TO
THE PROBLEM OF ANTENNA SYNTHESIS IN MULTIMODE WAVE- GUIDES 12.40 CLOSE
OF SESSION AND LUNCH TUESDAY, AUGUST 15 P.M. TUE HA GENERAL SCATTERING
AND DIFFRACTION II CHAIRMAN: R.E. KLE1NMAN, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE,
NEWARK, USA LECTURE HALL: FL 14.00 SH1RA1, H (CHUN UNIVERSITY, JAPAN),
ELECTROMAGNETIC PLANE WAVE SCATTERING BY 249 A WIDE OPEN-ENDED
PARALLEL-PLATE WAVEGUIDE WITH A FINITE TERMINATION 14.25 SHAO, H, ZHENG
W (NORTH CHINA INST OF ELECTRIC POWER, BEIJING, PEOPLES REP 252 OF
CHINA), RESONANCE SCATTERING OF MULTIPLE DIELECTRIC OBJECTS WITH AXISYM-
METRIC GEOMETRY 14.50 COTTIS, P.C, KANELLOPOULOS, J.D (NATIONAL
TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF ATHENS, 255 GREECE), SCATTERING OF
ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES FROM INFINITE DIELECTRIC CYLIN- DERS EMBEDDED IN A
LOSSY MEDIUM WITH A SINUSOIDAL PROFILE 15.15 COFFEE BREAK 15.40
PAPOUSEK, W (TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY GRAZ, AUSTRIA), FAR-FIELD
APPROXIMATIONS 258 OF GENERAL SOURCES IN LAYERED MEDIA 16.05 DELECK1,
Z.A (CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY, WINNIPEG, CANA- 261
DA), A GENERALIZATION OF THE REPRESENTATION THEOREM FOR THE WAVE
EQUATION 16.30 ZHANG, Q, JULL, E.V (UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA,
VANCOUVER, CANADA), 263 ACOUSTIC PULSE DIFFRACTION BY CURVED
DISCONTINUITIES ON A PLANE 16.55 BJORKBERG, J (ROYAL INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY, STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN) NATURAL 266 FREQUENCIES AND EIGENCURRENTS
OF THE ELLIPTIC DISK 17.20 POL1SHCHUK, I.M (ELECTROTECHNICAL INST OF
COMMUNICATIONS, ODESSA, USSR), 269 INTEGRAL REPRESENTATION OF WAVE
FIELDS AS SUPERPOSITION OF ONLY HOMOGENEOUS PLANE WAVES AND THEIR USE IN
THE THEORY OF RADIATION, RECEPTION AND DIFFRACTION 17.45 CLOSE OF
SESSION TUE LIB CHIRAL MEDIA CHAIRMAN: L.V. LINDELL, HELSINKI UNIVERSITY
OF TECHNOLOGY, FINLAND LECTURE HALL: F3 14.00 WEIGLHOFER, S (UNIVERSITY
OF GLASGOW, UK), CHIRAL MEDIA: NEW DEVELOPMENTS 271 IN AN OLD FIELD
14.25 VARADAN, V.V, VARADAN, V.K (PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, USA),
LONG AND 274 INTERMEDIATE WAVELENGTH MODELS FOR THE EFFECTIVE PROPERTIES
OF A CHIRAL COMPOS- ITE MATERIAL 14.50 ENGHETA, N, PELET P (UNIVERSITY
OF PENNSYLVANIA, USA), GUIDED-WAVE STRUC- 277 TURES FILLED WITH CHIRAL
MATERIALS 15.15 CLOSE OF SESSION AND COFFEE BREAK TUE IHB ANISOTROPIC
MEDIA CHAIRMAN: V.V. VARADAN, PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, USA LECTURE
HALL: F3 15.40 LINDELL, L.V ET AL (HELSINKI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY,
FINLAND), EXACT IMAGE 280 THEORY FOR UNIAXIALLY ANISOTROPIC DIELECTRIC
HALF SPACE 16.05 PETIT, R ET AL (FACULTE DES SCIENCES, MARSEILLE,
FRANCE), ON THE ELECTROMAGNET- 283 IC THEORY OF ANISOTROPIC GRATINGS
16.30 AUDONE, B, USLENGHI, P.L (AERITALIA, CASSETTE TORINESE, ITALY),
REFLECTION 286 AND TRANSMISSION FOR GENERAL MULTILAYERED ANISOTROPIC
STRUCTURES 16.55 CLOSE OF SESSION TUE HE DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDES CHAIRMAN:
J. CH. BOLOMEY, E.S. D ELECTRICITE, GIF-SUR-YVETTE, FRANCE LECTURE HALL:
DL 14.00 LEMINGER, O, ZESCH, G (FORSCHUNGSINSTITUT DER DBP, DARMSTADT,
FRG), ADIA- BATIC DIRECTIONAL COUPLING BETWEEN DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDES
14.25 MORITA, N, YAMASHITA, I (OSAKA UNIVERSITY, JAPAN), TRANSMISSION
CHARACTER- ISTICS OF MODES IN DIELECTRIC SLAB WAVEGUIDES WITH A
FINITE-LENGTH, UNIFORMLY BENT SECTION 14.50 MATSUMURA, K, TOMABECHI, Y
(UTSUNOMIYA UNIVERSITY, JAPAN) REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION
CHARACTERISTICS OF RECTANGULAR DIELECTRIC WAVEGUIDE DISCONTI- NUITY
15.15 COFFEE BREAK 15.40 CHANG, H-C, HUANG H.S (NATIONAL TAIWAN
UNIVERSITY, TAIWAN, ROC), DETERMI- NATION OF GUIDED VECTOR MODES ON AN
EQUILATERAL THREE-CORE OPTICAL FIBER BASED ON VECTOR COUPLED-MODE
CALCULATION 16.05 WAKABAYASH1, T, MIHARA, Y (TOKAI UNIVERSITY, JAPAN),
ANALYSIS OF POLARIZA- TION MAINTAINING FIBERS WITH A FLAT ELLIPTICAL
CORE 16.30 HASHIMOTO, M (OSAKA ELECTRO-COMMUNICATION UNIVERSITY, JAPAN),
GEOMETRI- CAL DESCRIPTION FOR WAVE-NORMAL RAYS IN AN OPTICAL
WAVEGUIDE*GEOMETRICAL OPTICS FOR STATIONARY WAVES 16.55 CLOSE OF SESSION
289 291 294 297 300 303 TUE HD ELECTROMAGNETIC TRANSIENT METHODS IN
APPLIED GEOPHYSICS (INVITED PAPERS) CONVENOR AND CHAIRMAN: J.R. WAIT,
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, USA LECTURE HALL: F2 14.00 WAIT, J.R
(UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, TUCSON, USA), TRANSIENT ELECTROMAGNETIC 306
WAVES IN APPLIED GEOPHYSICS*AN INTRODUCTORY SURVEY 14.25 SMITH, R.S
(LAMONTAGNE GEOPHYSICS, TORONTO, CANADA), THE FLOW OF ELECTRO- 307
MAGNETIC CURRENTS IN POLARIZABLE MEDIA: PRINCIPLES AND EFFECTS 14.50
CHEW, W.C, ET AL (UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANACHAMPAIGN, USA),
COMPUTA- 310 TION OF TRANSIENT ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES IN INHOMOGENEOUS
MEDIA 15.15 HABASHY, T.M (SCHUMBERGER-DOLL RESEARCH, RIDGEFIELD, USA)
SIMULTANEOUS 313 INVERSION OF PERMITTIVITY AND CONDUCTIVITY PROFILES
USING TRANSIENT DATA 15.40 CLOSE OF SESSION AND COFFEE BREAK TUE HID
ELECTRODYNAMICS CHAIRMAN: J.M. ARNOLD, UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, U.K.
LECTURE HALL: F2 16.05 POPOVIC, B.D (UNIVERSITY OF BELGRADE,
YUGOSLAVIA), FIELD-THEORY ANALYSIS OF 316 ELECTRICAL NETWORKS IN REAL
SPACE 16.30 GOOSSENS, K, VAN BIESEN, L (VRIJE UNIVERSITEIT BRUSSEL,
BELGIUM), FREQUEN- 319 CY DEPENDENT BEHAVIOUR OF MACROSCOPIC PARTICLES
IN AN ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD 16.55 YAGHJIAN, A.D (HANSCOM AFB, USA), A
CLASSICAL ELECTRO-GRAVITATIONAL MODEL OF 322 A POINT CHARGE WITH FINITE
MASS 17.20 ROZANSKI, L (TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY POZNAN, POLAND), AN IDEA OF
THE MULTIPORT 325 REPRESENTATION OF THREE DIMENSIONAL ELECTROMAGNETIC
FIELDS 17.45 CLOSE OF SESSION WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16 A.M. W LA INTEGRAL
EQUATIONS AND ITERATIVE TECHNIQUES CHAIRMAN: P.M. VAN DEN BERG, DELFT
UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, THE NETHERLANDS LECTURE HALL: FL 08.30
KLEINMAN, R.E, VAN DEN BERG, P.M (UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE, USA),
ITERATIVE 329 METHODS FOR SOLVING INTEGRAL EQUATIONS 08.55 OKADA, T,
KAJFEZ, D (UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI, USA), FIT FORMULATION FOR 332
CYLINDRICAL CAVITIES RESULTING IN A SYMMETRIC MATRIX 09.20 KAJFEZ, D,
WU, W.L (UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI, USA), GRADUAL MODE MATCHING 335
09.45 PETRE, P (TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF BUDAPEST, HUNGARY), APPLICATION
OF THE 338 GENERALIZED BICONJUGATE GRADIENT-FFT METHOD FOR ANALYSING
ARRAYS OF RESISTIVE PATCHES STANDING IN FREE SPACE AND IN FRONT OF A
GROUND PLANE COVERED BY A DIELECTRIC LAYER. 10.10 COFFEE BREAK 10.35
COOK, G.G ET AL (UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD, UK), EFFICIENT CALCULATION OF
SCATTERED 341 FIELDS FROM 3-D CONDUCTORS BY SPECTRAL INCREMENTAL
PROPAGATION (SIP) 11.00 UCHIDA, K ET AL (FUKUOKA INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY, JAPAN), NEW TYPE OF SPECTRAL 344 DOMAIN ANALYSIS OF
ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE SCATTERING BY A CONDUCTING STRIP IN CASE OF OBLIQUE
INCIDENCE AND ARBITRARY POLARIZATION 1125 CUEVAS, J.G (UNIV POLITECHNICA
DE MADRID, SPAIN), ANALYSIS OF ACTIVE AND 347 PASSIVE PERIODIC
STRUCTURES BY THE DISCRETE CONVOLUTION METHOD AND THE DIELEC- TRIC SLAB
GREEN FUNCTION 11.50 KASTNER, R, HERSCOVICI, N (TEL-AVIV UNIVERSITY,
ISRAEL), A CONCISE CONJU- GATE GRADIENT COMPUTATION OF PLATE PROBLEMS
WITH MANY EXCITATIONS 12.15 CLOSE OF SESSION AND LUNCH W IB UNIFORM
ASYMPTOTICS CHAIRMAN: P. PATHAK, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, COLUMBUS, USA
LECTURE HALL: F3 08.30 STAMNES, J.J, GELIUS, L-J (NORWAVE DEVELOPMENT
A.S, NORWAY), RAYS, 353 CATASTROPHES, AND ASYMPTOTICS 08.55 CHEREPENIN,
V.A, KURKIN, M.G (USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, MOSCOW, USSR) 357
INTERACTION OF RELATIVISTIC ELECTRON BEAM WITH ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD
INSIDE A TWO- DIMENSIONAL CUSP-CATACAUSTIC REGION 09.20 ARNOLD, J.M
(UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW, UK), GLOBAL GEOMETRICAL FEATURES OF FIELDS 360
DIFFRACTED BY APERTURES 09.45 CORNBLEET, S (UNIVERSITY OF SURREY, UK),
GENERAL COVARIANCE OF THE ELECTRO- 363 MAGNETIC FIELD WITH APPLICATIONS
TO PROBLEMS IN GEOMETRICAL OPTICS 10.10 BOROV1KOV, V.A (INSTITUTE FOR
PROBLEMS OF MECHANICS, MOSCOW, USSR), THE 366 LIMITS OF GEOMETRICAL
OPTICS (GO) VALIDITY AND THE DOMAIN OF FIELD VARIATION (DFF) 10.35
COFFEE BREAK 11.00 UFIMTSEV, P.YA (USSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, MOSCOW,
USSR), ELEMENTARY 369 EDGE WAVES AND THE PHYSICAL THEORY OF DIFFRACTION
11.25 NALESSO, G.F, JACOBSON, A.R (UNIVERSITY OF PADOVA, ITALY) A METHOD
FOR 370 CALCULATING THE ELECTRIC FIELD OF A RF WAVE IN A STRATIFIED
IONOSPHERE WITH A TURNING POINT 11.50 SMYSHLYAEV, V.P (LENINGRAD MATHEM
INSTITUTE, USSR) DIFFRACTION OF ELECTRO- 373 MAGNETIC WAVES BY CONICAL
OBSTACLES AT HIGH FREQUENCIES 12.15 DMITR1EV, V.I, SALTIKOV, E.G (MOSCOW
STATE UNIVERSITY, USSR), UNIFORM 376 ASYMPTOTIC EXPANSION FOR THE
GREEN S FUNCTION AT HIGH FREQUENCIES FOR A ROUND CYLINDER AND ITS
JUSTIFICATION 12.40 CLOSE OF SESSION AND LUNCH W IC ANISOTROPIC AND
MULTILAYERED WAVEGUIDES CHAIRMAN: T. TAMIR, POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY,
BROOKLYN, USA LECTURE HALL: DL 08.30 FACHE, N ET AL (UNIVERSITY OF
GHENT, BELGIUM), SPACE DOMAIN GREEN S DYADIC 378 FOR NON-COPLANAR
MICROSTRIP OR STRIPIINES IN MULTILAYERED MEDIA 08.55 MAZUR, J,
MROZOWSKI, M (UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON, UK), A NEW NONRECIPRO- 381 CAL
EFFECT IN FERRITE WAVEGUIDING STRUCTURES WITH PERPENDICULAR
MAGNETIZATION AND ITS APPLICATION 09.20 ORLANDO, A.J.F (INSTITUTO
TECHNOLOGICO DE AERONAUTICA, SAO JOSE DOS CAMPOS, 384 BRAZIL), GENERAL
ANALYSIS OF PERIODIC, FERRITE LOADED CIRCULAR WAVEGUIDES WITH AXIAL
MAGNETIZATION 09.45 CHRAMIEC, J, PIOTROWSKI, J.K (TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY
OF GDANSK, POLAND), 387 COMPUTER-AIDED ANALYSIS AND APPLICATIONS OF
ASYMMETRICAL SANDWICH SLOTLINE 10.10 COFFEE BREAK 10.35 CHERAPANOV, A.S,
TRETYAKOV, S.A (HELSINKI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, 390 FINLAND),
AVERAGING METHOD FOR ANALYSING WAVEGUIDES WITH ANISOTROPIC FILLING:
APPLICATIONS TO NEW WAVEGUIDING STRUCTURES 11.00 RAW AT, B, YU, L
(UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA-RENO, USA), ANALYSIS OF ANISOTROPIC 393 COUPLED
MICROSTRIP LINES USING GREEN S FUNCTIONS 11.25 MODELSKI, J, DERZAKOWSKI,
K (WARSAW UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, POLAND), 396 METHOD OF THE
EVALUATION OF COMPLEX RESONANT FREQUENCIES OF COMPOSITE MULTILAYERED
FERRITE RESONATORS 1 1.50 CLOSE OF SESSION AND LUNCH W ID WIRE AND
DIPOLE ANTENNAS CHAIRMAN: A.D. OLVER, QUEEN MARY COLLEGE, LONDON, U.K.
LECTURE HALL: F2 08.30 BUTLER, CM, KAIRES, R.G (CLEMSON UNIVERSITY,
USA), ANALYSIS OF CURVED-WIRE 399 ANTENNAS BY MEANS OF THE MODIFIED
DIAKOPTIC THEORY 08.55 THIELE, G.A (UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON, USA), ANTENN A
MODE AND RESIDUAL MODE 402 SCATTERING BY A DIPOLE ANTENNA 09.20 COORAY,
M.F.R, CIRIC, I.R (UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA, CANADA), INTERACTION 405
BETWEEN TWO PROLATE SPHEROIDAL ANTENNAS IN ARBITRARY CONFIGURATION 09.45
KARWOWSKI, A (SILESIAN TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, POLAND), ANALYSIS OF
ARBITRARY 408 WIRE ANTENNA ABOVE A LOSSY HALFSPACE. HIGH-CONTRAST
APPROXIMATION 10.10 COFFEE BREAK 10.35 LEDINEGG, E, SCHURRER, F
(TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAT GRAZ, AUSTRIA), CURRENT 411 DISTRIBUTION OF A
SYSTEM OF HELICOIDALLY ARRANGED CYLINDRICAL ANTENNAS 11.00 JAMES, G.L,
POULTON, G.T (CS1RO DIVISION OF RADIOPHYSICS, EPPING, 414 AUSTRALIA),
EFFECT OF GROUND SCREENS ON HF ANTENNAS 11.25 NAGY, L (TECHNICAL
UNIVERSITY OF BUDAPEST, HUNGARY), INPUT IMPEDANCE AND 416 RADIATION
PATTERN OF A TOP-LOADED MONOPOLE ANTENNA BROAD-BANDED WITH LUMPED-
NETWORKS HAVING A RADIAL-WIRE GROUND SYSTEM PLACED ON AN IMPERFECTLY
CONDUCT- ING HALFSPACE. 11.50 CLOSE OF SESSION AND LUNCH WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 16 P.M. WHA 14.00 14.25 14.50 15.15 15.40 16.05 16.30 16.55
GENERAL SCATTERING AND DIFFRACTION III CHAIRMAN: CM. BUTLER, CLEMSON
UNIVERSITY, SOUTH CAROLINA, USA LECTURE HALL: FL HARRINGTON, R.F,
GERALD, J.A (SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, USA), ELECTROMAGNETI C 419 SCATTERING
FROM A BODY CONTAINING APERTURES TERMINATED BY A MICROWAVE NET- WORK
KABALAN, K ET AL (AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF BEIRUT, NEW YORK, USA),
COMPLETE 422 STUDY OF ELECTROMAGNETIC COUPLING BETWEEN TWO REGIONS
THROUGH NARROW SLOT XU, J.D (NORTWESTERN POLYTECHNICAL UNIVERSITY, XIAN
SHANNXI, PEOPLES REP OF 425 CHINA), SCATTERING FROM A CURVED CIRCULAR
TUBE COFFEE BREAK MUINONEN, K (UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI, FINLAND),
ELECTROMAGNETIC SCATTERING BY 428 TWO INTERACTING DIPOLES VIITANEN, A.J
(HELSINKI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, FINLAND), THE FIELD OF A 431
VERTICAL ELECTRIC DIPOLE MOVING SLOWLY OVER A DIELECTRIC HALF-SPACE
FORMULATED BV THE EXACT IMAGE THEORY VOLAKIS, J.L (THE UNIVERSITY OF
MICHIGAN, USA), NUMERICAL IMPLEMENTATION OF 434 GENERALIZED IMPEDANCE
BOUNDARY CONDITIONS CLOSE OF SESSION W LIB RANDOM MEDIA II CHAIRMAN: E.
BAHAR, UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA, LINCOLN, USA LECTURE HALL: DL 14.00 DE
WOLF, D.A ET AL (DELFT UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, THE NETHERLANDS)
EFFECTIVE PERMITTIVITY OF AND SCATTERING FROM WET SNOW AND ICE DROPLETS
AT RADAR WAVELENGTHS 14.25 TATEIBA, M (KYUSHU UNIVERSITY, JAPAN), THE
LORENTZ RECIPROCITY IN RANDOM MEDIA*THE DERIVATION FROM MAXWELL S
EQUATIONS 14.50 FREULICHER, V.D, TARASOV, Y.V (UKR SSR ACADEMY OF
SCIENCES, KHARKOV, USSR), FIELD FROM A POINT SOURCE IN A RANDOMLY
STRATIFIED MEDIUM 15.15 CLOSE OF SESSION AND COFFEE BREAK 437 440 443 W
HE DISCONTINUITIES IN WAVEGUIDES CHAIRMAN: R. MITTRA, UNIVERSITY OF
ILLINOIS , USA LECTURE HALL: F3 14.00 PASCHER, W (FERN UNIVERSITAT,
HAGEN, FRG), FULL WAVE ANALYSIS OF DISCONTINUI- 446 TIES IN PLANAR
WAVEGUIDES BY THE METHOD OF LINES 14.25 DJORDJEVIC, A ET AL (UNIVERSITY
OF BELGRADE, YUGOSLAVIA), EVALUATION OF 449 EXCESS INDUCTANCE OF
MICROSTRIP DISCONTINUITIES 14.50 LANDRAC, G, GELIN, P (E.N.S.T. DE
BRETAGNE, FRANCE), A STUDY OF WIRE-GRID 452 FILTERS IN CIRCULAR
WAVEGUIDES AT MILLIMETER WAVELENGTHS 15.15 COFFEE BREAK 15.40 RODRIGUEZ,
J ET AL (UNIVERSITY OF OVIEDO, SPAIN), ANALYSIS OF MULTIPLE DIELEC- 455
TRIE DISCONTINUITIES IN RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDE: APPLICATION TO
TRANSITIONS AND POSTS 16.05 TAO, J.W, BAUDRAND, H (ECOLE NATIONALE
SUPERIEURE EEIHT, TOULUOSE. 458 FRANCE) NEW DESIGN PROCEDURE FOR
EVANESCENT-MODE RIDGED WAVEGUIDE FILTERS 16.30 GALCHENKO, N.A,
GALCHENKO, G (ROSTOV STATE UNIVERSITY, USSR), DISTRIBU- 461 TIVE
SOLUTION TO ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE DIFFRACTION PROBLEMS IN THE THEORY OF
WAVEGUIDES 16.55 CLOSE OF SESSION W HD MICROSTRIP ARRAYS CHAIRMAN: D.J.
BEM, TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF WROCLAW, POLAND LECTURE HALL: F2 14.00
HANSEN, V (RUHR-UNIVERSITAT BOCHUM, FRG), RADIATION OF FINITE AND
INFINITE 464 ARRAYS IN MULTILAYERED MEDIA EXCITED BY FEED LINES OR BY A
PLANE WAVE 14.25 ABDALLAH, E.A.F ET AL (NATIONAL RESEARCH CENTRE, CAIRO,
EGYPT), DESIGN OF THE 467 ZIGZAG TYPE TRAVELLING WAVE MICROSTRIP ANTENNA
ARRAY 14.50 HERD, J.S (ROME AIR DEVELOPMENT CENTER, USA), FULL WAVE
ANALYSIS OF INIFINITE 470 ARRAYS OF PROXIMITY COUPLED MICROSTRIP
ANTENNAS 15.15 COFFEE BREAK 15.40 AL-SHAMARI, M.K.K (TECHNICAL
UNIVERSITY OF WROCLAW, POLAND), PRINTED FLAT 473 PLATE ANTENNA ARRAY FOR
DBS APPLICATION 16.05 DRAGOMAN, M, CATO1U, M (R&D CENTER FOR ELECTRON.
DEVICES/MICROW., BUCHAR- 476 REST, ROMANIA), MICROSTRIP*PRONY ARRAY
16.30 CLOSE OF SESSION THURSDAY, AUGUST 17 A.M. THU LA BOUNDARY VALUE
PROBLEMS WITH TRANSIENT EXCITATION CHAIRMAN: L.B. FELSEN, POLYTECHNIC
UNIVERSITY, FARMINGDALE, USA LECTURE HALL: F2 08.30 NIKOSKINEN, K.I.
LINDELL, L.V (HELSINKI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, FINLAND), TIME-DOMAIN
FIELD SOLUTION OF SOMMERFELD PROBLEM BASED ON THE EXACT IMAGE THEORY
08.55 SUZUKI, T ET AL (TOBUKU UNIVERSITY. JAPAN), TRANSIENT DIPOLE
FIELDS SCATTERED BY A PERFECTLY CONDUCTING CYLINDER 09.20 TAYLOR, D.J,
UBERALL H (CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON DC, USA), COMPLEX
EIGENFREQUENCIES OF DISPERSIVE, ANISOTROPIC DIELECTRIC SPHERES AND
COATED CON- DUCTING SPHERES 09.45 STRIFORS, H ET AL (NAVAL SURFACE
WARFARE CENTER, SILVER SPRING, USA), SCATTER- ING OF ARBITRARY
ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSES BY DIELECTRIC SPHERICAL TARGETS 10.10 COFFEE
BREAK 10.35 WALKOWIAK, M (INSTYTUT TECHNIKI WSP, ZIELONA GORA, POLAND),
TIME-FREQUEN- CY ANALYSIS OF TRANSIENT ELECTROMAGNETIC PROCESSES 11.00
HEYMAN, E ET AL (TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY, ISRAEL), SCALAR AND
ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSED BEAMS: PROPERTIES AND APPLICATIONS 11.25
OUGHSTUN, K.E ET AL (UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT, USA), ASYMPTOTIC DESCRIPTION
OF ULTRASHORT ELECTROMAGNETIC PULSE PROPAGATION IN A LINEAR, CAUSALLY
DISPERSIVE MEDIUM 11.50 EHRICH, M (UNIVERSITAT DER BUNDESWEHR, HAMBURG,
FRG), SHIELDING OF NON- PERIODICAL SIGNALS BY A CONDUCTING SCREEN 12.15
CLOSE OF SESSION AND LUNCH 479 482 485 488 491 494 497 500 THULB 08.30
08.55 09.20 09.45 10.10 10.35 11.00 11.25 11.50 12.15 ROUGH SURFACE
SCATTERING CHAIRMAN: R.H. LANG, GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, USA
LECTURE HALL: DL BAHAR, E (UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN, USA),
PHYSICAL MODELS OF NONSPECU- 503 LAR SCATTERING IN IRREGULAR STRATIFIED
MEDIA KERROUM, K ET AL (UNIVERSITEE BLAISE PASCAL, AUBIERE, FRANCE),
PROPAGATION 506 AND DIFFRACTION OF AN ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE OVER A ROUGH
SURFACE ISHIMARU, A (UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, SEATTLE, USA), THE
DIAGRAM AND 509 SMOOTHING METHODS FOR ROUGH SURFACE SCATTERING YORDANOV,
O.I STOYANOV, O (BULGARIEN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, SOFIA, BUL- 512 GAR1A),
DETAILED APPLICATION OF THE KIRCHHOFF APPROXIMATION TO SCATTERING BY
FRACTAL-LIKE ROUGH SURFACES COFFEE BREAK JIN, Y-Q (FUDAN UNIVERSITY,
SHANGHAI, PEOPLES REP OF CHINA), ON SCATTERING 515 FROM CORRELATED
POINTS OF A RANDOMLY ROUGH SURFACE IN THE KIRCHHOFF APPROXIMA- TION
INGERS, J, BREIDNE M (ROYAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN)
518 SURFACE ROUGHNESS SCATTERING THEORIES*A NUMERICAL COMPARISON
KOTSUKA, Y (TOKAI UNIVERSITY, JAPAN), ANALYSIS OF MEAN SCATTERED POWER
ON 521 GAUSSIAN-DISTRIBUTED-TYPE ROUGH SURFACE IVANOVA, K ET AL
(BULGARIEN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, SOFIA, BULGARIA) NUMERI - 524 CAL STUDY
OF SCATTERING BY WIDE SPECTRUM ROUGH SURFACES CLOSE OF SESSION AND LUNCH
THU IC MICROSTRIP AND PLANAR WAVEGUIDES CHAIRMAN: F.E. GARDIOL, ECOLE
POLYTECHNIQUE FEDERATE DE LAUSANNE, SWITZER- LAND LECTURE HALL: F3 08.30
OLINER, A.A ET AL (POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, BROOKLYN, USA), DOMINANT MODE
527 LEAKAGE FROM PRINTED-CIRCUIT WAVEGUIDES 08.55 HOFFMAN, R (PHILIPS
KOMMUNIKATIONS INDUSTRIE, KOLN, FRG), A NEW APPROACH 530 FOR THE
ANALYSIS OF PERIODIC PLANAR TRANSMISSION LINES 09.20 NYQU1ST, D.P
(MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY, USA), DEDUCTION OF EM PHENOMENA IN 533
MICROSTRIP CIRCUITS FROM AN INTEGRAL-OPERATOR DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM
09.45 NOSICH, A.I, SVEZHENTSEV, A.E (UKR SSR, ACADEMY OF SCIENCES,
KHARKOV, 536 USSR), SPECTRAL THEORY OF PRINCIPAL AND HIGHER ORDER MODES
IN OPEN CIRCULAR CYLINDRICAL SLOT AND STRIP LINES 10.10 FRIDBERG, P ET
AL (GRODNO STATE UNIVERSITY, USSR), INVESTIGATION OF RING PLANAR 539
STRUCTURES 10.35 COFFEE BREAK 11.00 DELBARE, W, DE ZUTTER, D (UNIVERSITY
OF GHENT, BELGIUM), IMPROVED CALCULA- 542 TION OF THE CAPACITANCE AND
INDUCTANCE MATRIX OF MULTICONDUCTOR TRANSMISSION LINE IN MULTILAYERED
DIELECTRIC MEDIA 11.25 LINNER, P (CHALMERS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY,
GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN), ANALY - 545 SIS OF INHOMOGENEOUS, COUPLED
TRANSMISSION LINES USING NETWORK CONCEPTS 11.50 MARCZEWSKI. W (POLISH
ACADEMY OF SCIENCE, WARSAW, POLAND), IMPEDANCE 547 DEFINITION PROBLEM IN
COUPLED OVERLAPPED MICROSTRIP LINES 12.15 LERER, A.M ET AL (ROSTOV STATE
UNIVERSITY, USSR), THEORY AND APPLICATION OF 550 PLANAR TRANSMISSION
LINES WITH PERIODIC STRUCTURES AT THE EDGES 12.40 CLOSE OF SESSION AND
LUNCH THU ID REFLECTOR ANTENNAS CHAIRMAN: G.A. THIELE, UNIVERSITY OF
DAYTON, USA LECTURE HALL: FL 08.30 K1LDAL, PS (ELAB, TRONDHEIM, NORWAY),
A NEW APPROACH TO THE SYNTHESIS OF REFLECTOR ANTENNAS 08.55 CLARRICOATS,
P.J.B ET AI (QUEEN MARY COLLEGE, LONDON, UK), THE DESIGN OF
RECONFIGURABLE REFLECTORS FOR SPACECRAFT APPLICATIONS 09.20
RAHMAT-SAMI1, Y (UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES, USA), IMPROVED
REFLEC- TOR ANTENNA PERFORMANCE USING AN OPTIMIZED FEED ARRAY 09.45 MC
NAIR, P.A.C, OLVER, A.D (QUEEN MARY COLLEGE, LONDON, UK), PREDICTION OF
COMPACT ANTENNA RANGE PERFORMANCE BY RADIATIVE COUPLING 10.10 COFFEE
BREAK 10.35 BLUME, S, KLINKENBUSCH, L (RUHR-UNIVERSITAT BOCHUM, FRG),
FIELD ANALYSIS OF A SPHERICAL REFLECTOR WITH ELLIPTICAL CONTOUR USING
MULTIPOLE EXPANSION 11.00 RAHMAN, F (TELESAT CANADA, OTTAWA, CANADA),
ANALYSI S OF OFFSET PARABOLIC REFLECTOR ANTENNA OF ARBITRARY
CONFIGURATION 11.25 POPOV, A.P (BULGARIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES,
BULGARIA), GEOMETRICAL OPTICAL SYNTHESIS OF TWO-REFLECTOR ANTENNAS 11.50
VEREMEY, V.V, SHESTOPALOV, V.P (UKR SSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, KHARKOV,
USSR), SUPERDIRECTIVE RADIATION FORMING IN ANTENNA WITH PASSIVE RESONANT
REFLECTOR 12.15 CLOSE OF SESSION AND LUNCH 553 556 559 562 565 568 572
575 THURSDAY, AUGUST 17 P.M. THU HA INVERSE SCATTERING HI CHAIRMAN: G.
KRISTENSSON, LUND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, SWEDEN LECTURE HALL: F2
14.00 HABASHY, T.M, DUDLEY, D.G (SCHLUMBERGER-DOLL RESEARCH, RIDGEFIELD,
USA), 578 SIMULTANEOUS INVERSION OF PERMITTIVITY AND CONDUCTIVITY
PROFILES USING A RE- NORMALIZED SOURCE-TYPE INTEGRAL EQUATION APPROACH
14.25 DE LAAT, J (DELFT UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, THE NETHERLANDS),
IMAGING OF 581 BURIED DIELECTRIC OBJECTS 14 50 SCHULLER, M, CHALOUPKA, H
(BERGISCHE UNIVERSITAT, WUPPERTAL, FRG), IM- 584 PROVED RECONSTRUCTION
IN DIFFRACTION TOMOGRAPHY BY MEANS OF A NONLINEAR SCATTERING MODEL 15.15
COFFEE BREAK 15.40 POTTIER, E, SA1LLARD, J (IRESTE, NANTES, FRANCE),
APPLICATIO N OF THE 587 POLARIMETRY OT THE HIGH RESOLUTION
ELECTROMAGNETIC IMAGING 16.05 CAORSI, S ET AL (UNIVERSITY OF GENOA,
ITALY), IMAGE RECONSTRUCTION BY INVERSE- 590 SCATTERING SOLUTION FOR
MULTIPLE MICROWAVE VIEWS 16.30 BARDAT1, F, DL BERNARDO, G (UNIVERSITY OF
ROME, ITALY), THE RETRIEVAL OF THE 593 TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION OF A
HUMAN NECK FROM MICROWAVE RADIOMETRIC DATA: A NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 16.55
EREM1N, YU. A, ORLOV, N.V (MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITY, USSR), THE SCATTERER
596 IDENTIFICATION PROBLEMS BY THE ELECTRODYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF ANOMALOUS
FIELD 17.20 CLOSE OF SESSION THU LIB PERIODIC STRUCTURES CHAIRMAN: R.
PETIT, FACULTE DES SCIENCES, MARSEILLE, FRANCE LECTURE HALL: DL 14.00
MATUSIMA, A, ITAKURA, T (KUMAMOTO UNIVERSITY, JAPAN), ELECTROMAGNETIC
599 SCATTERING FROM DOUBLE STACKED AND ARBITRARY SKEWED INFINITE STRIP
GRATINGS 14.25 TAMIR, T, ZHANG, S (POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, BROOKLYN,
USA), ANOMALOUS 602 SCATTERING OF BEAMS BY PERIODIC STRUCTURES 14.50
BOAG, A ET AL (ISRAEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, HAIFA, ISRAEL), ANALYSIS
OF 605 ELECTROMAGNETICS SCATTERING FROM DOUBLY PERIODIC ARRAYS USING A
PATCH CURRENT MODEL 15.15 COFFEE BREAK 15.40 TSUJI, M, SHIGESAWA, H
(DOSHISHA UNIVERSITY, JAPAN), EQUIVALEN T NETWORK 607 SOLUTIONS FOR WAVE
SCATTERING FROM FINITE ARRAY OF CONDUCTING STRIPS 16.05 TAKENAKA, T
(NAGASAKI UNIVERSITY, JAPAN), SCATTERING BY A FINITE PERODIC 610 ARRAY
OF STRIPS ON A GROUNDED DIELECTRIC SLAB 16.30 ASTRAKHAN, M.I ET AL
(LENINGRAD POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE, USSR), ELECTRODYNAM- 613 ICS OF WIRE
GRID STRUCTURES 16.55 CLOSE OF SESSION THU HE MOMENT METHODS CHAIRMAN:
R.F. HARRINGTON, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, USA LECTURE HALL: FL 14.00 SUCHAR,
R (TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAT MUNCHEN, FRG), SCATTERING FROM ARBITRARILY 616
SHAPED MIDDLE-SIZED BODIES. A METHOD OF MOMENTS SOLUTION 14.25 OKUNO, Y,
IKUNO, H (KUMAMOTO UNIVERSITY, JAPAN), THE YASUURA METHOD 619 14.50
ASVESTAS, J.S, GOLDRICK, C (GRUMMAN CORPORATE RESEARCH CENTER, USA), 622
BOUNDARY INTEGRAL EQUATIONS FOR PENETRABLE SCATTERERS 15.15 COFFEE BREAK
15.40 RAO, S.M, WILTON, D.R (AUBURN UNIVERSITY, USA), E-FIELD, H-FIELD,
AND COM- 625 BINED FIELD SOLUTION FOR ARBITRARY SHAPED THREE DIMENSIONAL
DIELECTRIC BODIES 16.05 VELIEV, E.I ET AL (UKR. SSR ACADEMY OF SCIENCES,
KHARKOV, USSR), ELECTROMAG- 628 NETIC WAVE DIFFRACTION ON POLYGONAL
CYLINDERS*NEW APPROACH 16.30 SUCHKOV, S.G (CENTRAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF
MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT, SARATOV, 631 USSR), COMPLEX STATIONARY
FUNCTIONALS FOR SOLVING ELECTRODYAMIC INTERNAL PROB- LEMS BY RITZ METHOD
16.55 ILY1NSKI, A.S ET AL (MINSK RADIOENGINEERING INSTITUTE, USSR),
GALERKIN INCOM- 633 PLETE METHOD WITH SEMI-INVERSION FOR DIFFRACTION
PROBLEMS IN WAVEGUIDES AND GRATINGS 17.20 SVESHN1KOV, A.G, EREMIN, JU.A
(MOSCOW STATE UNIVERSITY, MOSCOW, USSR), 636 ANALYSIS OF MULTYPARAMETRIC
ELECTRODYNAMIC MODELS BY DISCRATE SOURCES METHOD 17.45 CLOSE OF SESSION
THU HD ANTENNA THEORY CHAIRMAN: Y RAHMAT-SAM11, UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES, USA LECTURE HALL: F3 14.00 KAWAKAMI, H, SATO, G
(SOPHIA UNIVERSITY, JAPAN), RESISTIVE LOADING BODIES 638 OF REVOLUTION
ANTENNAS 14.25 APELT CIN, V.F, KYURKCHAN, A.G (MOSCOW, USSR), ON THE
REALIZATION OF FAR- 641 FIELD PATTERN BY CURRENTS DISTRIBUTED ON A
CLOSED CURVE 14.50 DESSOUKY, M.I.M (MENOUFIA UNIVERSITY, EGYPT),
SPECTRICAL ESTIMATION OF 644 ANTENNA ARRAY SIGNALS USING BURG S METHOD
15.15 COFFEE BREAK 15.40 W1ECKOWSK1, T.W (TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF
WROCLAW, POLAND), A GENERALIZED 647 METHOD OF EXPANSION IN FOURIER
SERIES 16.05 BALYASH, YU, G ET AL (UKRAINIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES, LVOV,
USSR), GENERAL- 650 IZED SEPARATION OF VARIABLES IN PROBLEMS OF
DIFFRACTION AND OF ANTENNA SYNTHESIS 16.30 CLOSE OF SESSION
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