Theoretical Background for the Time-Domain Analysis of Complex Open Resonant Structures

The paper deals with the theoretical and methodological background for the time-domain (TD) study of complex open resonant structures. We discuss the formulation and solution of model initial boundary-value problems of the theory of open resonators (OR), the analytical relations between spatial-temp...

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Main Authors: Velychko, L.G., Sirenko, Y.K.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Algorithm design and analysis
Antenna theory
Data mining
Dispersion
Frequency domain analysis
Information analysis
Permittivity
Reliability theory
Resonance
Time domain analysis
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Summary:The paper deals with the theoretical and methodological background for the time-domain (TD) study of complex open resonant structures. We discuss the formulation and solution of model initial boundary-value problems of the theory of open resonators (OR), the analytical relations between spatial-temporal and spatial-frequency representations for the solutions, the problem of choice of the pulse source allowing one to extract a reliable information about dispersive properties of OR from the general solutions, and some numerical results relating to free oscillations in classical OR, in resonant quasi-optical structures, and in resonant antennas
DOI:10.1109/ICECOM.2005.204956