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Electromagnetic Field Penetration into a Spherical Cavity

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In this article, the amplitude curves of the interior and aperture fields as functions of position for a variety of cavity and aperture sizes were obtained and the results exhibited in the form of amplitude curves.
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A plane wave is symmetrically incident on a spherical shell with a circular aperture. The fields inside and outside the cavity are expanded in terms of spherical vector wave functions and the modal coefficients are found by application of the least squares method to the boundary conditions. Computed data are obtained and the results exhibited in the form of amplitude curves of the interior and aperture fields as functions of position for a variety of cavity and aperture sizes. Within the cavity it appears that the field variations are primarily determined by the cavity size and that the aperture size serves only to scale them.

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Scattering by a spherical shell with a circular aperture

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors studied the electromagnetic scattering behavior of a spherical shell with a circular aperture, where the shell was assumed to be perfectly conducting and infinitesimally thin, and was illuminated by a plane wave symmetrically incident upon the aperture.
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