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    How does a bended circular waveguide transform TE and TM modes?

    Thank you for the answer. About the HE11 in the article, it is obtained from TM11 resulting from the first stage of conversion, TE01-TM11-HE11.
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    How does a bended circular waveguide transform TE and TM modes?

    http://ir.hfcas.ac.cn/bitstream/334002/12022/1/Mode%20converters%20for%20generating%20the%20HE%2011%20%28gaussian%20like%29%20mode%20from%20TE%2001%20in%20a%20circular%20waveguide.pdf In the above article, the mode coupling theory shows how a bended circular waveguide transforms a TE01 mode...
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    PT symmetry breaking in optical systems

    This appears a initial good reference. http://cqdmp.research.wesleyan.edu/research/pt-symmetry/
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    PT symmetry breaking in optical systems

    There are very results published about PT symmetry breaking in optical systems, with effects like anysotropical transmission resonance in waveguides. But if PT symmetry is broken in a optical system and CPT symmetry must always be respected, then what C symmetry is broken in a optical system?
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    Axion thrust by enhanced scattering

    Sorry, is "Topological insulators".
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    Axion thrust by enhanced scattering

    Another interesting article from condensate matter axion electrodynamic http://arxiv.org/pdf/1503.00235 The axion field causes a "cross-polarization" The article presents the expressions for the scattering caused by spheres of "topological isolators"
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    Axion thrust by enhanced scattering

    The process are between two photons and one axion in quantum terminology. I prefer look this process by axion electrodynamic field equations point of view, where the scattering process is more friendly. For example, i have found this interesting article associating axion photon oscillation with...
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    Axion thrust by enhanced scattering

    The Primakoff process ( in this context) models the resulting interaction between photon and axion fields under a strong and "static/stationary" background electromagnetic field, producing a aproximate linear model of axion photon electrodynamic. Basicaly, the Primakoff process models a very...
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    Axion thrust by enhanced scattering

    Axions in theory are uncharged, spin 0, very light particles, and have a very small scattering cross section when interacting with photons. But there is a very interesting article about a strong enhanced scattering of neutral particles. "Resonant radiation pressure on neutral particles in a...
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    Hybrid HE11 mode of corrugated waveguides as source of axion

    Why HE11 mode of corrugated waveguides would not be a natural source of axion field?
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