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Electromagnetic Field Computation by Network Methods

  • Introduction
  • Representations of Electromagnetic Fields
    • Introduction
    • Maxwell’s Equations
      • Maxwell’s Equations in Time–Dependent Form
      • Maxwell’s Equations in the Frequency Domain
      • Maxwell’s Equations in the ¯s–Domain
      • Constitutive Relations
      • Boundary Conditions
    • Theorems and Concepts for Electromagnetic Field Computation
      • Energy and Power
      • Field Theoretic Formulation of Tellegen’s Theorem
      • Uniqueness Theorem
      • Equivalence Theorem
    • Field Potentials
    • Separation of Variables: The Scalar Wave Equation
      • The Scalar Wave Equation in Cartesian Coordinates
      • The Scalar Wave Equation in Spherical and Polar Coordinates
      • The Scalar Wave Equation in Cylindrical Polar Coordinates
    • Sturm–Liouville Problems
      • Source–Free Solutions: Eigenvalue Problem
      • Source-Driven Solutions: Green’s Function Problem
      • Relation Between the Spectral (Characteristic) Green’s Function and the Eigenvalue Problems
    • Radiation and Edge Condition
      • Radiation Condition
      • Edge Condition in Two Dimensions
    • Reciprocity and Field Equivalence Principles
      • Reaction in Electromagnetic Theory
      • Lorentz Reciprocity Theorem
  • Wave–Guiding Configurations
    • Introduction
    • The Transverse Field Equations
    • TE and TM Potentials
    • Modal Representations of the Fields and Their Sources
    • Scalarization and Modal Representation of Dyadic Green’s
    • Functions in Uniform Regions
    • Fields in Source-Free, Homogeneous Regions
    • Green’s Functions for the Transmission-Line Equations
    • Modal Representations of the Dyadic Green’s Functions in a Piecewise Homogeneous Medium
    • Modal Representations of the Dyadic Green’s Functions in an Inhomogeneous Medium
    • Network–Oriented Formulation of the Characteristic Green’s Functions
    • 1D Characteristic Green’s Function and Eigenfunction
  • Two–Dimensional Problems
    • Introduction
    • Electric Line Source in a PEC Parallel Plate Waveguide
      • Constituent One–Dimensional Problems: x-Domain
      • Problems in the z-Domain
      • Two-Dimensional Waveguide:(Finite x)–(Bilaterally
      • Infinite z)–Domain
    • Electric Line Source in Radial–Angular Waveguides
      • Introduction
      • Constituent 1D Problems
      • Eigenvalue Problem in the ρ–Domain
      • Spectral Green’s function problem in the ρ–domain
      • Two–Dimensional Green’s Functions: Alternative Representations
  • Network Representation of Electromagnetic Fields