Cm. Krowne, IMPLICIT 3-D DYADIC GREENS-FUNCTION FOR INHOMOGENEOUS FERRITE MICROSTRIP CIRCULATOR WITH UNIFORM SURROUNDING AND TOP MATERIAL USING MODE MATCHING, Microwave and optical technology letters, 18(4), 1998, pp. 290-296
It is possible to combine the source constraint equations with the mod
e-matching technique employing mode orthogonality to encourage sparsit
y in subsequent matrix system development, to obtain in direct space i
mplicit dyadic Green's function elements. This is particularly useful
because field information and s-parameters may be found in real space
completely avoiding typical inverse transformations. The approach allo
ws the inclusion of uniform surrounding dielectric material as well as
a cover plate above the ferrite puck. (C) 1998 John Wiley & Sons, In
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