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Two Methods for Edge Reflection Problems in Circular Cylinders

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Two methods based on modal decomposition in circular cylinders are presented here. One is based on bi-orthogonality relation and the other is based on boundary discretization for mode matching. The two methods are comprised in numerical implementation and the efficiencies are evaluated.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 915-916)

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94-97

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April 2014

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Fei Long Feng, Zhuang Zhi Shen*, Jian Zhong Shen

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Circular Cylinder, Edge Reflection, Mode Matching

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