Problèmes de Pourcentage Mixtes avec des Montants de Nombres Entiers et des Pourcentages Multiples de 25 (A)

In this paper, we derive the statistical distribution in the far field zone from the first-order small perturbation method in the particular case of perfectly conducting 1D random

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