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A moment method solution is presented to compute electromagnetic scattering from material bodies. The bodies are supposed to be homogeneous, arbitrarily shaped and lossy; they can be coated with very thin perfect conductors in some parts. A formulation of the scattering problem is made in terms of the equivalent surface current densities for which mixed potentials are used. The equivalent currents are expanded in the space‐domain by a triangular expansion function on the triangulated surfaces of the scatterer. The Galerkin procedure is carried out to test boundary integral equations and reduce the functional form of the equations to a partitioned matrix equation. The solution is applied to the scattering problem of a dielectric slab, a thin conductor coated by absorber material and a rectangular patch on a grounded dielectric slab. The computed backscattering radar cross‐section and surface current densities of the structures are presented and some of the results are compared with experimental data.
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