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Analysis of arbitrarily perturbed circular profiles by implementation of integral-equation theory

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Perturbation techniques have been limited until now to the approximate analysis of profiles that could be described in terms of small perturbations on a given profile with a known solution. A method of analysis is presented, incorporating perturbation, Green’s function, and integral-equation techniques in the analysis of circular profiles defined by arbitrary perturbations and resulting in extremely high accuracy (<10−5%).

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