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To numerically calculate bistatic scattering from a fractal rough surface with high permittivity, a comprehensive approach of the forward-backward method (FBM) with spectral acceleration algorithm (SAA) combined with the physics-based two-grid (PBTG) method is developed. Bistatic scattering from and transmitting through one-dimensional (1-D) fractal rough surface with high permittivity, under TE and TM tapered wave incidence, are numerically simulated. Angular reflectivity and transmittivity demonstrate the energy conservation and the functional dependences upon the surface parameters.
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