An overview is presented of a hybrid technique for solving electromagnetic radiation and scattering problems by combining the method of moments (MM) with a special Green's function. The method, referred to as an MM/Green's function solution, combines the ability of MM solutions to treat geometrically complex bodies with the accuracy and computational efficiency of Green's function solutions. Compared to a standard MM solution, the MM/Green's function solution reduces the number of unknowns and thus the computer storage requirements. In most cases the CPU time for the MM/Green's function solution is considerably less than that for a standard MM solution. An example problem of TM scattering by a semicircular strip in the presence of a circular cylinder is solved by the MM, and by the MM/Green's function technique with a matrix, exact eigenfunction, and high-frequency Green's function.>
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