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Steve Wrightnt than wire antennas. The dielectric substrate and the presence of ground plane affect the antenna performance and the resonant frequency is shifted. This book includes the EM design and performance analysis of printed dipole arrays on planar and cylindrical substrates. The antenna element is taken

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Steve Wrightt are used to calculate approximate solutions of Maxwell’s equations have evolved from pure academic disciplines to powerful and user-friendly - gineering software tools. Meanwhile numerous commercial software packages exist that are widely used in the RF engineering community. Developments in theso

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listic view on the capabilities and limits of up-to-date 3D Thisbookaddressesnumericalfull-wavemethodsfortheanalysisanddesignof antennas and microwave structures. In the last decades these numerical me- ods that are used to calculate approximate solutions of Maxwell’s equations have evolved from pur

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Book 2016 to view the development of some of the fundamental methods employed in modern elementary, algebraic, and analytic number theory..The first three chapters present some basic facts and the history of quadratic residues and non-residues and discuss various proofs of the Law of Quadratic Reciprosity in

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Basic Facts, its basic properties, proves Euler’s criterion, and deduces some corollaries which will be very useful in many situations in which we will find ourselves. Motivated by the solutions of a quadratic congruence modulo a prime which we discussed in Chap. ., we formulate what we will call the Basic Prob