The singularity expansion method (SEM) has been applied to determine the current and charge induced on a system of perpendicular crossed cylinders. The SEM characteristics of this structure have been studied as the various parameters are varied. The time domain response of one particular geometry has been obtained by SEM and compared to that determined by the more conventional frequency domain analysis and Fourier inversion.
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