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By S. R. Seshadri
This ebook provides an authoritative therapy of electromagnetic waves and develops advanced area resource thought as a department of Fourier Optics.
Including a necessary historical past dialogue of the numerous purposes and downsides for paraxial beams, the e-book treats the precise full-wave generalizations of the entire uncomplicated sorts of paraxial beam strategies and develops complicated house resource concept as a department of Fourier Optics. It introduces and thoroughly explains unique analytical concepts, together with a therapy of either in part coherent and in part incoherent waves and of the newly constructing quarter of ethereal beams and waves.
The e-book might be of curiosity to graduate scholars in utilized physics, electric engineering and utilized arithmetic, academics and researchers within the region of electromagnetic wave propagation and experts in mathematical equipment in electromagnetic idea.
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