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Contents
Preface IX
Part 1 Solutions of Maxwell's Equations
in Complex Matter 1
Chapter 1 The ... Chapter 5 explains the fundamentals of m
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electromagnetic wave propagation and scattering in soilby solvingMaxwell’sequa‐
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In closing, we note that a monochromatic wave is infinite in space and time, has
infinitesimal energy absorption in a material medium, and transfers infinitesimal ... of investigating
dynamic properties and magneto-optical properties. In this section, the main steps and
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challenging than in air or in other less complex media. This chapter will explain
fundamentals of the numerical modeling of EM wave propagation and scattering in soil
through solving Maxwell’s ... in a normal axis, so it is not chiral in 3D (the specular
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The electromagnetic behavior of such distributi...
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... circuitry-engineering modeling of high-frequency radio-engineering
devices and investigation of the propagation of electromagnetic waves in media of intricate
geometry in the presence of strong discontinuities ... Isolines E
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bi-stable states. The nonlinear interaction also play an important role in decreasing or
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To decrease the computation ... transmitting antenna. The
scattered field is comparable to the incident field in this case. This potential can also be
demonstrated in a different form as shown in Fig. 6.
Electromag...
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electromagnetic, weak, or strong interactions ... explain the following.
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