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Numerical experiments in tracking the characteristic modes of dielectric objects
Existing characteristic mode tracking algorithms experience difficulties when used for dielectric objects due to the presence of non-physical modes when surface integral equation models are used. It is shown how these problems can be circumvented using a pragmatic approach.
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