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The two field strengths Eix and Hiy of Eq.(2.1-31) in a point z = 0, y excite cylinder waves—or rather half-cylinder waves—in medium 1 and 2 according to Fig.2.2-5 and 2.2-7,The coordinates of cylinder waves are usually denoted r,ϕ, z but the cylinder axes in Fig.2.2-5 are in the direction of the x-axis rather than the z-axis, which calls for the coordinates r,ϕ, x. A further notational problem is caused by the letter r that was used for ‘reflected’, as in E rx Following common practice the r denoting reflected is set in roman while the r denoting the radial variable is set in italic. Fig3.1-1 shows r,ϕ, x for reflected and transmitted waves. We note that the x-axis points out of the paper plane toward the viewer.
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Harmuth, H.F., Boules, R.N., Hussain, M.G.M. (1999). Analytic Solution for Cylinder Waves. In: Electromagnetic Signals. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-4849-2_3
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