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The low‐contrast or (first‐order) Born approximation is applied to the time domain scattering of a plane electromagnetic wave by a penetrable object of bounded extent, embedded in an isotropic and homogeneous medium. Closed‐form analytic expressions are obtained for the spherical wave far‐field scattering amplitude related to homogeneous objects of the following shapes: an ellipsoid, an elliptic cone of finite height, an elliptic cylinder of finite height, and a tetrahedron. Relaxation effects and anisotropy of the scattering object are included. The results are, among others, useful as test cases for time domain inverse scattering algorithms.
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