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1 - INTRODUCTION TO THE THEORY OF MULTICONDUCTOR TRANSMISSION LINES
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1.1 - Time-Domain Equations
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1.1.1 - Maxwell's Equations
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1.1.2 - Wave Equations in Vacuum
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1.2 - Frequency-Domain Equations
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1.2.1 - Time-Harmonic Regimes
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1.2.2 - Longitudinal Impedance and Transverse Admittance Matrices per Unit Length
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1.3 - Ordinary Propagation Modes
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1.3.1 - Diagonalization of ZY and YZ
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1.3.2 - A Remark and a Word of Caution
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1.3.3 - Characteristic Wave Immitances in Modal Coordinates
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1.3.4 - Modal Solution of Transmission-Line Equations
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1.4 - Transmission-Line Matrices
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1.4.1 - Transfer Matrices
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1.4.2 - Immitance Matrices
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1.4.3 - Line Termination
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1.5 - Demonstration Example
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2 - A PERTURBATION APPROACH TO MODAL ANALYSIS
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2.1 - Perturbation Formalism for Nondegenerate Cases
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2.2 - Perturbation Formalism for Degenerate Cases
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2.3 - Application Examples
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2.3.1 - Asymmetrical Two-Line Microstrip Structures
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2.3.2 - Weakly Coupled Strongly Nondegenerate Structures
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2.3.3 - Coplanar N-Coupled-Stripline Structures
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2.3.4 - Quasi-Periodic Cascaded Structures
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3 - RESONANCE EFFECTS DUE TO MULTICONDUCTOR-LINE DISCONTINUITIES
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3.1 - Frequency-Dependent Propagation Characteristics
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3.2 - Techniques Based on Immitance Matrices
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3.2.1 - Short-Circuit Discontinuities
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3.2.2 - Open-Circuit Discontinuities
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3.2.3 - Demonstration Examples
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3.3 - Techniques Based on Modal Analysis
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3.3.1 - Three-Line Microstrip Structure with Grounded Side Lines
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3.3.2 - Application Example
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3.4 - Techniques Based on Transfer Matrices
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3.4.1 - Three-Line Microstrip Structure with Internal Gaps and Shorted Terminals
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3.4.2 - Application Example
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3.4.3 - Effect of Increasing the Series-Gap Capacitance
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4 - GENERALIZED MODAL THEORY
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4.1 - Diagonalizability and Degeneracy
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4.1.1 - Single Eigenvalues
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4.1.2 - Multiple Eigenvalues
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4.2 - Demonstration of Nondiagonalizable Cases
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4.2.1 - Asymmetrical Two-Line Microstrip Configuration
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4.2.2 - Symmetrical Three-Line Microstrip Configuration
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4.2.3 - Cylindrical-Conductor Two-Line Configuration
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4.3 - Modal Groups
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4.3.1 -
Jordan
Forms
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4.3.2 - Modal-Group Voltages and Currents
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4.3.3 - Properties of Modal Groups
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4.4 - Transmission-Line Matrices
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4.4.1 - Characteristic Wave Immitances
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4.4.2 - Exponential and Hyperbolic Matrix Functions
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4.5 - Application Example