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Volume 35 Number 9
  • E-ISSN: 1365-2478

Abstract

ABSTRACT

An algorithm for the accurate evaluation of rapidly oscillating integrals is described. The method is based on deformation of the integration path into the complex plane of the integration variable. Numerical integration is then carried out along appropriate cuts where the oscillating factor is transformed to the decaying factor. Contrary to standard methods, the proposed technique permits accurate evaluation of numerically divergent integrals.

The algorithm is especially useful in forward modelling for high‐frequency electromagnetic methods and, in particular, for the new marine electromagnetic system based on measuring signals on the sea bottom at high induction numbers.

Results of calculations using both the proposed and standard methods are compared with available analytical solutions.

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