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... solid angle transmitted through the opening , using the vector Kirchhoff formula ( 9.82 ) with the assumption that ... angle ẞ with the long edges of the opening . ( a ) Calculate the diffracted fields and power per unit solid angle with ...
... solid angle transmitted through the opening , using the vector Kirchhoff formula ( 9.82 ) with the assumption that ... angle ẞ with the long edges of the opening . ( a ) Calculate the diffracted fields and power per unit solid angle with ...
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... solid angle element at the observation point . The total energy radiated per unit solid angle is the time integral of ( 14.51 ) : dw ΦΩ = | A ( t ) | 2 dt ( 14.53 ) This can be expressed alternatively as an integral over a frequency ...
... solid angle element at the observation point . The total energy radiated per unit solid angle is the time integral of ( 14.51 ) : dw ΦΩ = | A ( t ) | 2 dt ( 14.53 ) This can be expressed alternatively as an integral over a frequency ...
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... angle was not treated rigorously . We should actually consider the ... solid angles . When transformed according to ( 11.38 ) , ( 15.33 ) becomes ... solid angle element d ~ 270 d0 = ( π / y2 ) d ( y202 ) , and integrate over the interval ...
... angle was not treated rigorously . We should actually consider the ... solid angles . When transformed according to ( 11.38 ) , ( 15.33 ) becomes ... solid angle element d ~ 270 d0 = ( π / y2 ) d ( y202 ) , and integrate over the interval ...
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