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EM Topological Signaling and Computing

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Applications of Advanced Electromagnetics

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In the Chapter 4, a topological approach to the theory of EM boundary value problems has been already considered. Additionally to the computational aspects, the ideas of topology are applicable to the noise-tolerant signaling, computing, microwave imaging, and this application area and some related results are studied below. References -191. Figures -49. Pages -82.

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