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Asymptotic solution of the radial wave equation for optical fiber wavequides
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2006-08-26
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Cildlr, Sema
Çakır, Serhat
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In this study, analytic solutions were studied for propagation of electromagnetic waves in cylindrical fiber optic cable. An asymptotic approach was used to solve radial wave equation The solution was derived for zero order eigenvalue equation. It was found that this solution is more general than other methods. By using a computer program was obtained some diagrams for core and cladding region for different eigenvalue equations and modes.
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Solutions of eigenfunctions
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Cylindrical fiber optic
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S. Cildlr and S. Çakır, “Asymptotic solution of the radial wave equation for optical fiber wavequides,” 2006, vol. 899, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/54137.
