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Abstract

In this work, the dyadic Green functions for different parts of a coaxial tubular filter are derived. Using the obtained data, it is possible to consider the circuit model of a coaxial tubular filter. Moreover, the reactance due to the discontinuity of the matching section (dielectric loaded part) is calculated.

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