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Analytical Inversion of the Operator Matrix for the Problem of Diffraction by a Cylindrical Segment in Sobolev Spaces

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A vector problem of electromagnetic-wave diffraction by a cylinder is described by a system of two two-dimensional integro-differential equations. After expanding the unknown functions and the right-hand sides in Fourier series, the problem reduces to systems of one-dimensional equations. Analytical inversion of the principal operator of one-dimensional systems in Sobolev spaces is considered. Theorems on the boundedness and bounded invertibility of the principal operator are proved. The inverse operator is represented by series and in closed form: the elements of the inverse matrix are integral or integro-differential operators.

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Eminov, S.I. Analytical Inversion of the Operator Matrix for the Problem of Diffraction by a Cylindrical Segment in Sobolev Spaces. Comput. Math. and Math. Phys. 61, 424–430 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0965542521030052

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