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From: "Laurent Souriau" <NO.SPAM.lsouriau@free.fr>
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Subject: New scattering simulation code for only 35 Us $ !
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        Hi eveyone,


I would like to inform you of the existence of a new scattering code
for large-scale modelization of wave propagation at the following URL :
http://membres.lycos.fr/waveimaging/

This is a Matlab code that can be used for Non destructive testing, radar
applications, submarine detection, burried mines detection, and many other
fields.

This code is available for only 35 US $ ! Take advantage of this opportunity
!

It only requires 4 samples per wavelength. For comparison forward solvers
like FDTD require
from 10 to 20 samples per wavelength. So these codes are particularly well
suited for modelizing scattering on Large-Scale objects (several hundreds of
wavelengths).


Dr Souriau










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