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Electromagnetic wave scattering by buildings and objects in radio and mobile communication
The scattering and diffraction characteristics of several basic objects with respect to electromagnetic (EM)-wave propagation in radio communication are shown using the finite element method (FEM) and the boundary element method (BEM). These basic problems are needed to evaluate scattering and diffraction by complex-shaped objects. The properties related to near fields and induced currents are clarified.<>