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Guided Electromagnetic Propagation

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The broad and fundamental topic of guided propagation is treated in depth, starting from general relations and introducing the important concept of guided modes (\(\textit{TE}\), \(\textit{TM}\), \(\textit{TEM}\)). The relevant mathematical eigenvalue problem is examined, the various properties of operators, eigenvalues, eigenfunctions are reviewed, and the cut-off phenomenon is explained. The practical rectangular, circular and coaxial guides are treated. Some basic elements about cavity resonators are presented.

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Frezza, F. (2015). Guided Electromagnetic Propagation. In: A Primer on Electromagnetic Fields. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-16574-5_4

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