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English: Simulated transverse magnetic modes TM20, (red high, blue low) at the wide and narrow ends of a metallic tapered cavity differ from each other. This implies anisotropic interference of microwaves.
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Source On the exhaust of electromagnetic drive. AIP Advances 6, 065205 (2016); https://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4953807
Author Patrick Grahn, Arto Annila and Erkki Kolehmainen

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