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Coupled-mode theory for non-periodic structured waveguides

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arxiv 2309.06280 v1 pith:CTQGKMAB submitted 2023-09-12 physics.acc-ph physics.comp-phphysics.optics

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In this work a new generalization of the theory of coupled modes for non-periodic structured waveguide is presented. Based on a set of eigen waves of a homogeneous periodic waveguide, a new basis of vector functions is introduced that takes into account the non-periodicity of the waveguide. Representing the total field as the sum of these functions with unknown scalar coefficients, a system of coupled equations that determines the dependence of these coefficients on the longitudinal coordinate has been obtained. It was shown that the single-wave equation has an additional phase term. In the frame of proposed approach, the z-dependent series impedance and local wave vector were introduced for structured waveguides.

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