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Abstract: In this work, we investigate how a faster computation of microstrip antenna resonant frequencies or slot dimensions could be enabled by a prediction algorithm written in script language such ...

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MATLAB implementation of the Huygens-Fresnel principle for the calculation of the scattering farfield pattern produced from the illumination of a finite-aperture rectangular metasurface.

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