2013
DOI: 10.1134/s1063784213070049
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Excitation of a cylindrical cavity by a helical current and an axial electron beam current

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“…It is quite easy to obtain a GFs for ideal screens [28], waveguides and resonators with ideal walls, in particular, a rectangular waveguide and a resonator [28,31,43], where it is constructed by the method of multiple images or using known eigenfunctions. If one formally denote the set of such functions ϕ n (r) and eigenvalues ω n , then the GF is constructed as a resolution in the form of an expansion in ϕ n (r)ϕ * n (r ′ )/(ω − ω n ) [44]. Problems with dielectric half-spaces are much more complicated [28].…”
Section: Integral and Integro-differential Equationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is quite easy to obtain a GFs for ideal screens [28], waveguides and resonators with ideal walls, in particular, a rectangular waveguide and a resonator [28,31,43], where it is constructed by the method of multiple images or using known eigenfunctions. If one formally denote the set of such functions ϕ n (r) and eigenvalues ω n , then the GF is constructed as a resolution in the form of an expansion in ϕ n (r)ϕ * n (r ′ )/(ω − ω n ) [44]. Problems with dielectric half-spaces are much more complicated [28].…”
Section: Integral and Integro-differential Equationsmentioning
confidence: 99%