A corner reflector has two semi-infinite, perfect-conductor surfaces joined at a common edge with a right angle
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A corner reflector has two semi-infinite, perfect-conductor surfaces joined at a common edge with a right angle between the two surfaces. Prove that a right (left) circularly polarized plane wave incident on the reflector as indicated in the diagram reflects back toward the source as a right (left) circularly polarized plane wave.
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