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Content:
QUANTUM ELECTRONICS โ PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Preface, Pages ix-x
Acknowledgments, Page xi
CHAPTER 1 - Historical Sketch, Pages 1-6
CHAPTER 2 - Slab Waveguides, Pages 7-34
CHAPTER 3 - Distributed Coupling in Slab Waveguides, Pages 35-89
CHAPTER 4 - Guided Waves along Circular Waveguides, Pages 90-158
CHAPTER 5 - Waveguide Mode Launching, Pages 159-179
CHAPTER 6 - Near and Far-Field Observation of Circular Waveguide Modes, Pages 180-222
CHAPTER 7 - Evanescent Surface Waves and Waveguide Interactions, Pages 223-257
APPENDIX A - Noncircular Dielectric Waveguides, Pages 258-292
APPENDIX B - Hollow Dielectric Waveguide, Pages 293-319
Author Index, Pages 321-323
Subject Index, Pages 324-328
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