Modeling the topography of the Earth's surface as an environment propagation of radio waves using fractal geometry
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Information about fractal surfaces and models of these surfaces is summarized. Common algorithms for constructing fractal surfaces are presented, and their applied nature is analyzed. The specified features of the application of classical approaches to determining the components of the electromagnetic field above the fractal surface.
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