Ya-Ju Song, Meng-Yao Chai, Xin-Wen Wang, Ji-Bing Yuan, Shi-Qing Tang, Yan Liu
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Visualization of electromagnetic fields in a circular waveguide using Mathematica
This paper employs Mathematica for visualizing electromagnetic fields (EMF) in circular waveguides, effectively addressing pedagogical challenges related to theoretical abstraction and computational complexity. We first derive the exact solutions for guided modes, then summarize the steps for visualizing EMF using Mathematica, propose educational strategies, and showcase simulation results. The Mathematica code is provided, allowing for dynamic parameter adjustment and real-time field change observation. This approach significantly enhances undergraduate students’ understanding of electromagnetism through engaging visual and interactive learning experiences.
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