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Recent Advances in Electromagnetic Theory

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  • © 1990

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  1. H. N. Kritikos

    1. Department of Electrical Engineering Moore School of Electrical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA

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  2. D. L. Jaggard

    1. Department of Electrical Engineering Moore School of Electrical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA

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Table of contents (15 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xiv
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  2. Electromagnetic Waves in Chiral Media

    • Sassan Bassiri
    Pages 1-30

  3. Norms of Time-Domain Functions and Convolution Operators

    • Carl E. Baum
    Pages 31-55

  4. An Overview of the Theory of the Near-Zone Doppler Effect

    • Nader Engheta
    Pages 56-73

  5. Analysis of Channeled-Substrate-Planar Double-Heterostructure Lasers Using the Effective Index Technique

    • Gary A. Evans, Jerome K. Butler
    Pages 74-143

  6. Correlation Theory of Electromagnetic Ridiation Using Multipole Expansions

    • Nicholas George, Avshalom Gamliel
    Pages 144-182

  7. On Fractal Electrodynamics

    • Dwight L. Jaggard
    Pages 183-224

  8. Fringing Field Effects in VLSI Structures

    • Ching-Lin Jiang
    Pages 225-234

  9. Some Methods of Reducing the Sidelobe Radiation of Existing Reflector and Horn Antennas

    • Vassilis Kerdemelidis, Graeme Leslie James, Brian Alexander Smith
    Pages 235-251

  10. Group Symmetries of Antenna Arrays

    • H. N. Kritikos
    Pages 252-263

  11. Many-Body Problems in Electromagnetic Theory

    • John Lam
    Pages 264-281

  12. Electromagnetic Shielding

    • K. S. H. Lee
    Pages 282-298

  13. Coherence Effects in Guided Wave Optical Systems

    • Alan Rolf Mickelson
    Pages 299-318

  14. How Scattering Increases as an Edge Is Blunted: The Case of an Electric Field Parallel to the Edge

    • Kenneth M. Mitzner, Kenneth J. Kaplin, John F. Cashen
    Pages 319-338

  15. Electromagnetic Fields Determined from Two-Dimensional Infrared Thermal Patterns

    • John D. Norgard
    Pages 339-366

  16. Dielectric Waveguide Theory

    • C. Yeh
    Pages 367-386

  17. Back Matter

    Pages 387-392
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About this book

The contributions of this book represent only a small sample of the work of the many researcher electromagneticians who have had the pleasure of being associated with Professor Papas, either as students or as colleagues. Many of us continue to work in the many and diverse areas that modem electro­ magnetism encompasses. There is, however, a common thread that was derived from our association with Professor Papas that has greatly influenced our thinking and technical style of expression. Professor Papas, from his studies at Harvard, brought with him to Pasadena a very fundamental and classical point of view that was instilled in all those who were associated with him. He saw research problems as a combination offundamental physical and mathematical principles and the electromagnetic "reality. " He searched and demanded clarity and often, in the rather involved and engaging discussions which took place in his office, he demanded that the "baby picture" be clearly drawn on the blackboard. This requirement, certainly for some of us who were working in widely varied subjects ranging from relativistic plasmas to almost periodic media, has forced us to reexamine the fundamentals. The clear and lucid marriage of fundamental concepts to applications has been the trademark of Professor Papas's intellectual tradition, and has greatly in­ fluenced the thinking of all of those who have associated with him.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Department of Electrical Engineering Moore School of Electrical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA

    H. N. Kritikos, D. L. Jaggard

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