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Dyadic Green Functions in Electromagnetic Theory

  • GENERAL THEOREMS AND FORMULAS
  • SCALAR GREEN FUNCTIONS
  • ELECTROMAGNETIC THEORY
  • DYADIC GREEN FUNCTIONS
    • Maxwell’s Equations in Dyadic Form and Dyadic
    • Green Functions of the Electric and Magnetic Type
    • Free-Space Dyadic Green Functions
    • Classification of Dyadic Green Functions
    • Symmetrical Properties of Dyadic Green Functions Reciprocity Theorems
    • Transmission Line Model of the Complementary Reciprocity Theorems
    • Dyadic Green Functions for a Half Space Bounded by a Plane Conducting Surface
  • RECTANGULAR WAVEGUIDES
    • Rectangular Vector Wave Functions
    • The Method of Em
    • The Method of ??,
    • The Method of EA
    • Parallel Plate Waveguide
    • Rectangular Waveguide Filled with Two Dielectrics
    • Rectangular Cavity
    • The Origin of the Isolated Singular Term in Ge
  • CYLINDRICAL WAVEGUIDES
    • Cylindrical Wave Functions with Discrete Eigenvalues
    • Cylindrical Waveguide
    • Cylindrical Cavity
    • Coaxial Line
  • CIRCULAR CYLINDER IN FREE SPACE
    • Cylindrical Vector Wave Functions with Continuous Eigenvalues
    • Eigenfunction Expansion of the Free-Space Dyadic Green Functions
    • Conducting Cylinder, Dielectric Cylinder, and Coated Cylinder
    • Asymptotic Expression
  • PERFECTLY CONDUCTING ELLIPTICAL CYLINDER
  • PERFECTLY CONDUCTING WEDGE AND THE HALF SHEET
  • SPHERES AND PERFECTLY CONDUCTING CONES
  • PLANAR STRATIFIED MEDIA
  • INHOMOGENEOUS MEDIA AND MOVING MEDIUM
    • Vector Wave Functions for Plane Stratified Media
    • Vector Wave Functions for Spherically Stratified Media
    • Inhomogeneous Spherical Lenses
    • Monochromatically Oscillating Fields in a Moving Isotropic Medium
    • Time-Dependent Field in a Moving Medium
    • Rectangular Waveguide with a Moving Medium
    • Cylindrical Waveguide with a Moving Medium
    • Infinite Conducting Cylinder in a Moving Medium
  • APPENDIX A MATHEMATICAL FORMULAS
  • APPENDIX B VECTOR WAVE FUNCTIONS AND THEIR MUTUAL RELATIONS