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The Maxwell system in waveguides with several cylindrical outlets to infinity and nonhomogeneous anisotropic filling. / Plamenevskiĭ, B. A.; Poretskiĭ, A. S.

в: St. Petersburg Mathematical Journal, Том 29, № 2, 01.01.2018, стр. 289-314.

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abstract = "A waveguide occupies a domain G in ℝ3 with several cylindrical outlets to infinity; the boundary ∂G is assumed to be smooth. The dielectric ε and magnetic μ permittivities are matrix-valued functions smooth and positive definite in G. At every cylindrical outlet, the matrices e and μ tend, at infinity, to limit matrices independent of the axial variable. The limit matrices can be arbitrary smooth and positive definite matrix-valued functions of the transverse coordinates in the corresponding cylinder. In such a waveguide, the stationary Maxwell system with perfectly conducting boundary conditions and a real spectral parameter is considered. In the presence of charges and currents, the corresponding boundary value problem with radiation conditions turns out to be well posed. A unitary scattering matrix is also defined. The Maxwell system is extended to an elliptic system. The results for the Maxwell system are derived from those obtained for the elliptic problem.",
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