1995
DOI: 10.1109/50.372447
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A scalar variational analysis of rectangular dielectric waveguides using Hermite-Gaussian modal approximations

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“…Distribusi ini mampu digunakan sebagai dugaan awal untuk model numerik. Selain itu, analisis pola medan memerlukan titik-titik data untuk membuat simulasi (3,7).…”
Section: Gambar 1 Geometri Pandu Gelombang Persegiunclassified
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“…Distribusi ini mampu digunakan sebagai dugaan awal untuk model numerik. Selain itu, analisis pola medan memerlukan titik-titik data untuk membuat simulasi (3,7).…”
Section: Gambar 1 Geometri Pandu Gelombang Persegiunclassified
“…Prinsip yang digunakan dalam model ini adalah kalkulus variasional (3,9 Persamaan 7 merupakan pola medan skalar cobaan polinomial Hypergeometri-Secant Hyperbolik untuk setiap orde moda ke-n, dengan U n adalah fungsi Hypergeometri. 3 orde pertama pada persamaan 7, masing-masing pola medan skalar orde ke-n dinormalisasikan menggunakan hubungan relasi dispersi (9).…”
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“…This base has been already introduced many years ago for the modeling of optical resonators and beam-waveguides [4][5][6] and then applied for radiative problems in the quasi-optical region for the analysis of hexagonal and diagonal horns [7,8] and in the microwave region for the frequency-domain modeling of large apertures [9] exploiting the possibility to approximately calculate the Fresnel and Fraunhofer radiation by simple formulas. In [10] one-dimensional Associate Hermite Functions are used to characterize the modes of dielectric waveguides. More recently [11] one-dimensional AH Functions have applied to extrapolate both time and frequency domain electromagnetic responses of structures using early-time and lowfrequency simulation data.…”
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confidence: 99%