Detailed Analysis of the Electromagnetic Normal Modes of Spherical and Annular Spherical Cavities: Energy, Thrust and Losses. Implications on the Spherical Casimir Effect
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This paper develops analytical expressions of energy, thrust and losses for all electromagnetics normal modes in spherical and annular spherical cavities. The implications on the spherical Casimir effect are also investigated.
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