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Sommerfeld integrals, which appear frequently in dipole radiation problems, often must be evaluated numerically. Gauss-Laguerre quadrature is an effective integration method, provided the horizontal distance the source to the receiver is less than their vertical separationζ. A complementary method is to use Romberg adaptive quadrature to integrate over the positive and negative half-cycles of the integrand, then from a sequence of approximations by summing the contributions from successive half-cycle subintegrals, accelerating the convergence of this sequence using the Shanks transformation implemented via Wynn's algorithm. A comparison of the efficiencies of these techniques favors Gauss-Laguerre quadrature forρ/ζ < 1and the Romberg-Shanks method otherwise.
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D. M. Bubenik (1977) studied this question.
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