The Complementary Roles of Analysis, Synthesis, Numerics, and Experiment in Electromagnetics
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The Complementary Roles of Analysis, Synthesis, Numerics, and Experiment in ElectromagneticsAbstract
The electromagnetic enterprise is now over
a century old. In the modern world it has expanded in
various directions. This paper summarizes
electromagnetics under four headings: analysis,
synthesis, numerics, and experiment. Each area is
important, as are the relations between the areas.
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