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In an integral equation formulation, the electromagnetic fields are expressed in terms of surface currents. The numerical calculation of the integral equation, in many cases, needs a vector basis with continuity of the normal components across the interfaces among adjacent elements. This paper provides and proves the approximation properties of RWG basis function and extended high order basis functions.
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