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The integral equations for scattering by a set of parallel metallic cylinders, each cylinder of arbitrary cross section, are solved directly by means of a digital computer program giving the current distribution induced on the scatterer surfaces, the scattering cross section vs azimuthal angle, and the induced field ratio (IFR) for both parallel and perpendicularly polarized incident waves. The present program is suitable for cylinders up to2540. The validity of the computer program has been verified by comparing results 1) with exact calculations for circular cylinders, 2) with measured values for more than 40 rectangles and rectangles with feathered and rounded faces, and 3) by interchanging the direction of incidence and the direction of observation, whereby, according to the reciprocity theorem, the observed scattered field must remain the same.
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