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  PIERS Online Vol. 2 No. 6 2006 pp: 573-575

Closed-form Expressions for Layered Media Green's Functions That are Reliable Both in the Near Field and in the Far Field

Rafael R. Boix, Francisco L. Mesa, and Francisco Medina

doi:10.2529/PIERS060807124124

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Abstract:

The authors have developed an algorithm for the determination of accurate closed-form expressions of Green's functions for multilayered media. The algorithm is based on the fitting of the spectral domain Green's functions in terms of an asymptotic term plus a ratio of two polynomials. The fitting is carried out via the method of total least squares, which is a non-iterative method demanding very few computational resources. The resulting closed-form expressions for the Green's functions consist of a quasistatic term plus a sum of cylindrical waves. The quasistatic term provides the near-field behavior and the cylindrical waves provide the farfield behavior. As a consequence of this, the closed-form expressions are very accurate irrespective of the distance between the source point and the observation point.

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