Lecture

Guided Propagation: Theory and Examples

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Description

This lecture covers guided propagation for waves along a structure with invariant geometry transverse to the propagation direction. It discusses vector components, boundary conditions, separation of variables, propagation constants, dispersion diagrams, and examples of TEM, TE, and TM modes.

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