Practical Models of Antenna Systems

Introduction
Gratitude
Contents
Abbreviations
1 On the Correspondence of Asymptotic Solutions to 2D and 3D Problems in Antenna Engineering
	1.1 Rigorous Mathematical Models for Antenna Systems of Vertically Polarized Dipoles Over Cylindrical Scattering Objects
	1.2 Rigorous Mathematical Models for Antenna System of Horizontally Polarized Slot Radiators on Cylindrical Scattering Objects
	1.3 Conclusions
	References
2 Mathematical Models of Antenna Systems Including Vertical Polarized Dipoles
	2.1 Mathematical Models of Antenna Systems Include Linear Electric Currents, Scattering Objects is Perfectly Conductive
	2.2 Mathematical Models of Antenna Systems Include Linear Electric Currents, Scattering Objects is Impedance
	2.3 Mathematical Models of Antenna Systems with Linear Distributions of Electric Currents, Scattering Objects-Homogeneous Dielectric
	2.4 Numerical Solution of Integral Equations
	References
3 Methods for Correcting the Characteristics of Antenna Systems that Including the Influence of the Placement Object
	References
4 Statistical Modeling of Characteristics of a Radio Beacon of an Instrumental Landing System
	References
5 Mathematical Modeling VDB Antenna System
6 Mathematical Models of DME Antenna Systems
	6.1 Mathematical Models of Antenna Systems with Complex Shaped Reflectors
	6.2 Mathematical Model of a Dipoles Antenna with a Finite Reflector of Any Shape
	6.3 Development of a Mathematical Model and Antenna System for DME (Distance Measuring Equipment)
	References
7 Development of Mathematical Models of High-Precision Antenna Measuring Systems
	7.1 Conclusions
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