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IPO: Iterative Physical Optics Image Approximation

An improved Iterative Physical Optics (IPO) image approximation method has been presented to dramatically increase the accuracy of the approximation and extend its applicability to PEC surfaces with smaller radii or larger curvatures. Starting from the first-order conventional PO image approximation, the IPO image approximation method iteratively correct the surface current to compensate the deviation of the electric field boundary condition on the PEC surfaces, making use of the local plane wave approximation. Numerical validations with two popular PEC surfaces, i.e., the parabolic dish antennas and the PEC spheres, are carried out and the results show that the IPO approximation method increases the surface current accuracy by more than two orders of magnitude, compared to the conventional PO image approximation method.

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