The mixed-field solution combines different integral equations on different parts of a scatterer. It can be used for a variety of problems involving composite bodies. It is particularly useful on bodies having both "thin" and "thick" parts, It also appears capable of providing a good approximation to scattering from discontinuous surface-impedance distributions.
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Rusch et al. (1986) studied this question.
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