Maxwell Equations for Antennas: Theory and Applications

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Analyzes the network factor in radiation and antennas, exploring zero mutual coupling and linear arrays.

Covers the concept of radiation and antennas in orthogonal Herz dipole networks.

Covers antenna radiation, beam width, network factor, and antenna synthesis.

Explores networks and mutual coupling in antennas, discussing the influence on radiation and the impact of relative phase shift.

Explores antennas with openings, equivalent problems, and radiation patterns from thin slits.

Explores the efficiency, radiation, and polarization of real antennas, including losses, gain, and typical yields.

Covers the principles of aperture antennas and the EPFL principle of duality.

Explores the emission of electromagnetic waves by accelerated charges and dipole antennas.

Discusses standardization of antenna parameters and radiation diagrams in linear and logarithmic scales.

Explores Maxwell's equations applied to antennas, covering radiation, properties, and frequency domains.