Second-order small perturbation method for transmission from dielectric rough surfaces

Second-order small perturbation method for transmission from dielectric rough surfaces
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10.1080/17455030.2011.626809
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2011-10
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Ping Chen;Yan Tian;Lei Hua;Dawei Song;Qingxia Li;Quanliang Huang;L. Gui
Ping Chen;Yan Tian;Lei Hua;Dawei Song;Qingxia Li;Quanliang Huang;L. Gui
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物理与天体物理3区
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作者:
Ping Chen;Yan Tian;Lei Hua;Dawei Song;Qingxia Li;Quanliang Huang;L. Gui

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