A Helical Wave Guide

"A Helical Wave Guide" delves into the theoretical and mathematical aspects of wave propagation within helical waveguides. Authored by Ralph S. Phillips, this work provides a detailed exploration of the electromagnetic principles governing wave behavior in these specialized structures. The book is invaluable for physicists, electrical engineers, and researchers interested in advanced electromagnetism and waveguide technology.

Originally published in 1946, it presents foundational concepts and mathematical treatments that remain relevant in modern applications. From detailed equations to practical considerations, this volume offers a comprehensive understanding of helical waveguides and their role in electromagnetic systems.

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