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With recent advances in numerical modelling, characterizations and computeraided design and analysis of microwave and millimetre-wave circuit structures, increasing attention has been given to these subjects from the scientists and engineers world-wide. The science of numerical modelling of these structures is no longer the domain of a small academic circle but needs to be treated as an integral part of the industrial and technological development and is the basis of successful hardware design. The International Journal of Numerical Modelling considers this is an opportune time to capture this world-wide interest and is planning a focused issue on 'Guiding and Radiating MicrowaveNillimetre-wave Structures' to be published in March 1991.
The subjects of this focused issue include, but are not limited to, the following topical areas.
Printed antennas and arrays Time-domain characterizations Modelling of dielectric waveguide structures Modelling of complex integrated-circuit configurations Prospective authors are encouraged to submit four (4) copies of their manuscripts of original contribution to the Guest Editor
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