Radiation of waves by the fractal surface element
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1109/ICATT.1999.1236145Abstract
The principle of the Huygens in classical statement ("each point of a wavefront set starts to a radiant of a spherical wave, and the position of front is as a superposition of elementary spherical waves") is inexact. At addition of elementary waves there should be still front behind of primary, that it is necessary frequently artificially to ignore [1].
The statement of the problem about a radiation of the fractal surface element enables to estimate presence of front of a radiation behind of initial front.
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