IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium 1997. Digest
DOI: 10.1109/aps.1997.631836
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Scattering from a small hole: verification of Collin's predictions from Bethe's theory

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“…The question we are most interested in is what fields propagate from the inside to the outside of the cable when there is a hole in the shield Bethe developed rigorous mathematical expressions to describe fields leaking through a small hole between two cavities [17]. Bethe's theory was applied to waveguides and validated by additional studies [18]- [19]. Two waveguides were placed parallel to each other with a small hole connecting the two.…”
Section: Simulation Of Fields External To a Cablementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The question we are most interested in is what fields propagate from the inside to the outside of the cable when there is a hole in the shield Bethe developed rigorous mathematical expressions to describe fields leaking through a small hole between two cavities [17]. Bethe's theory was applied to waveguides and validated by additional studies [18]- [19]. Two waveguides were placed parallel to each other with a small hole connecting the two.…”
Section: Simulation Of Fields External To a Cablementioning
confidence: 99%