Classical ElectrodynamicsThis edition refines and improves the first edition. It treats the present experimental limits on the mass of photon and the status of linear superposition, and introduces many other innovations. |
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Page 369
... Waveguides , Academic , New York ( 1972 ) for analytic and practical treatments . propagate ; the rest are cutoff or evanescent modes . Sect . 8.11 Wave Guides and Resonant Cavities 369 Expansion in Normal Modes, Fields Generated by a ...
... Waveguides , Academic , New York ( 1972 ) for analytic and practical treatments . propagate ; the rest are cutoff or evanescent modes . Sect . 8.11 Wave Guides and Resonant Cavities 369 Expansion in Normal Modes, Fields Generated by a ...
Page 384
... Waveguides and Resonators , Vol . XVI of the Encyclopaedia of Physics , ed . S. Flugge , Springer - Verlag , Berlin , 1958 . The books by Collin , Harrington , Johnson , Waldron , are intended for graduate engineers and physicists and ...
... Waveguides and Resonators , Vol . XVI of the Encyclopaedia of Physics , ed . S. Flugge , Springer - Verlag , Berlin , 1958 . The books by Collin , Harrington , Johnson , Waldron , are intended for graduate engineers and physicists and ...
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... waveguide , the two sets of multipole fields ( 16.40 ) and ( 16.42 ) can be shown to form a complete set of vector solutions to the Maxwell equations in a sourcefree region . The terminology electric and magnetic multipole fields will ...
... waveguide , the two sets of multipole fields ( 16.40 ) and ( 16.42 ) can be shown to form a complete set of vector solutions to the Maxwell equations in a sourcefree region . The terminology electric and magnetic multipole fields will ...
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