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13 Dec 2018: F′n1, An,n =τ. 2ξF′n. (24). This is easily and rapidly inverted by back-substitution.

13 Dec 2018: and7!:. cr! 5 ESFG r;r8! ]c]z r8!2 ]G]z r;r8!cr8!Gdx8,. 24! where againr85[x8,S(x8)], and S is the union of the sur-facesh1

13 Dec 2018: 0 Zl ( (•(x,zi))=--• Do(X)-- likzi cos 0 --• COS 2 0 eikXx+ h(x)• ,. (24). where • is the variance of the surface height. Here we have neglected an O(a ... 29) Collecting terms, and using (25), (26), and (29), Eq. (24) can now be written. ( {•

13 Dec 2018: T-•=Tg'(1--To •AT Tg:A •. ) (24) so that. E = (2 - 4At 8A•. ... 2. It is easy and computationally inexpensive to take further terms in the se- ries (24).

13 Dec 2018: By (24),〈h(X). I(r). r. 〉=. 〈h(X). d. dr. r0. ikh(r′) cos θeikSr. ′. ... 24] P. Tran, Calculation of the scattering of electromagnetic waves from a two-dimensional per-fectly conducting surface using the method of ordered multiple interaction,

13 Dec 2018: elements. (Bn)mj = Anmnj. (24). We thus require. bn = B1n cn (25). ... from rough surfaces, Waves in Random Media, 6, 151-167 (1996). [24] A.A.

13 Dec 2018: g = (A’ B’)m. where. A’ = a2 -@g. 8’ = -2r [l -! Jtt, $1,! (<, 59 = f(E) f(d. l = @1- 22 - 23 td)/SL, 7 = (21 - 22 2s - 24)/2L, and

13 Dec 2018: 2.1. Formal solution and splitting series. The method of solution is analogous to that applied to the electromagneticproblem in 2-d or 3-d [23, 24]. ... 24] M. Spivack, J. Ogilvy, C. Sillence, Electromagnetic scattering by large com-plex scatterers in 3d,

18 Nov 2018: Doyle and C. McMullen [24]: “But can be solved in the case ofthe quartic and the quintic using several limits (towers of generallyconvergent iterative maps linked serially).”. ... P. Doyle and C. McMullen [24]: “But can be solved in the case ofthe

11 Nov 2018: Amer. Math. Soc., 24(1):81–124, 2011. Introduction Schrödinger and PDEs Discrete operators Numerical Example Conclusion Definitions. ... Solvability Complexity Index (SCI) [24, Hansen, JAMS]. is some set, called the primary set,.