SCATTERING OF AN OBLIQUELY INCIDENT WAVE BY A MULTILAYERED ELLIPTIC LOSSY DIELECTRIC CYLINDER

The scattering problem of obliquely incident waves on a multilayered elliptical cylinder is considered. The cylinder is assumed homogeneous and isotropic but lossy. Both polarization of the incident wave, the E wave, and the H wave are considered. In the theoretical analysis the number of layers are unlimited, but in the numerical analysis we limit the number of layers so we can avoid excessively long computer running time. The numerical results include the bistatic radar cross sections, the specular differential cross sections, and the efficiency factors for absorption, scattering, and extinction. The computed results show the dependence of the scattering on the size, shape, material, and the angle of the incident.