
doi: 10.1049/pbew010e_ch4
the radiation patterns considered were at distances from the aperture sufficiently large that all ray paths from the aperture to the field point are essentially parallel, i.e. r>a,b in Fig. 3.1 Here this assumption is removed and the radiation field in what is known in optics as the Fresnel zone of the aperture is examined. With the condition r > λ maintained, the reactive near fields of the aper ture are excluded from consideration.
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