Temporal evolution of the irrotational and solenoidal cavity modes
Fatih Erden, Oleg Aleksandrovich Tretyakov
Abstract
Fatih Erden, Oleg Aleksandrovich Tretyakov
Abstract
An outline of the evolutionary approach to time-domain electromagnetics is presented in a compact form available for practical using. A cavity is loaded with a given source of transient signal. The cavity field is presented via expansions in terms of the solenoidal and irrotational modes having time-dependent modal amplitudes. The differential equations with time derivative are derived from Maxwell's equations for the amplitudes jointly with appropriate initial conditions. The frequency-domain theory usually interprets the irrotational modes as some static fields. Graphical results illustrating the time dependence of the irrotational and solenoidal modes will be exhibited in the presentation.
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An outline of the evolutionary approach to time-domain electromagnetics is presented in a compact form available for practical using. A cavity is loaded with a given source of transient signal. The cavity field is presented via expansions in terms of the solenoidal and irrotational modes having time-dependent modal amplitudes. The differential equations with time derivative are derived from Maxwell's equations for the amplitudes jointly with appropriate initial conditions. The frequency-domain theory usually interprets the irrotational modes as some static fields. Graphical results illustrating the time dependence of the irrotational and solenoidal modes will be exhibited in the presentation.
Key concepts: Solenoidal vector field, Conservative vector field, Time domain, Maxwell's equations, Amplitude, Mathematical analysis, Physics, Electromagnetic field