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On the Existence of Nonlinear Coupled Surface TE and Leaky TM Electromagnetic Waves in a Circular Cylindrical Waveguide

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In this article, we report research data on the propagation of coupled surface TE and leaky TM polarized electromagnetic waves in a Goubau line (an perfectly conducting cylinder covered with a concentric dielectric layer) filled with an inhomogeneous nonlinear medium. The problem is solved using the Green function method. The new regimes of surface TE and leaky TM polarized waves in the Goubu line has been found. The method is an efficient way to analyze coupled surface TE and leaky TM waves.

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This study was supported by the Russian Science Foundation, grant no. 20-11-20087.

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Smirnov, Y.G., Smolkin, E.Y. On the Existence of Nonlinear Coupled Surface TE and Leaky TM Electromagnetic Waves in a Circular Cylindrical Waveguide. Tech. Phys. 67, 543–548 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063784222070106

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