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Dyadic Green's functions for cylindrical waveguides with moving media

✍ Scribed by Stubenrauch, C. F. ;Tai, C-T.

Publisher
Springer
Year
1972
Tongue
English
Weight
297 KB
Volume
25
Category
Article
ISSN
0003-6994

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✦ Synopsis

The dyadic Green's function for cylindrical waveguides of circular or rectangular cross section with a moving, isotropic, homogeneous medium is developed using the method of eigenfunction expansion. The orthogonality properties of the vector mode functions are discussed. In contrast to waveguides with a stationary medium, it is seen that the normalization factor in the case of the E mode introduces a pole in the integral representation for the Green's function which must be excluded from the integration contour. Β§ 1. Introduction --281 --

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