Phenomenological Theory of Multi-Mode Surface Wave Excitation, Propagation and Diffraction (Classic Reprint): I. Plane Structures: I. Plane Structures (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Exploring multi?mode surface waves on plane structures This book develops a phenomenological approach to surfaces that can carry more than one surface wave, using a generalized impedance boundary condition to derive exact solutions.

The work shows how to model the electromagnetic field when a magnetic line dipole sits above a plane surface that supports several surface waves. It presents complete solutions for one, two, and three modes, and explains how the surface-wave amplitudes and the radiated far field are obtained. The discussion also outlines how the method extends to any number of modes, while noting that real?world effects like terminations are left for later papers. The results provide formulas and a direct, computable path to analyze complex surface?wave configurations.

• Exact solutions for plane structures supporting multiple surface waves.


• How to apply a generalized impedance boundary condition to describe several modes.


• Procedures to compute surface-wave amplitudes and far-field radiation patterns.


• Guidance on extending the approach to any number of surface waves.

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