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A new forum member seeks to understand cavity resonance and how to write equations for electromagnetic fields within it, noting a lack of resources in French. They express their limited English proficiency and reliance on translation tools. Other members provide links to introductory articles and documents that explain cavity resonators and methods for calculating fields. The discussion emphasizes the importance of accessible resources for learning about cavity resonance. Overall, the forum aims to support members in their educational pursuits in this complex topic.
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hello
I am a new member in this forum , and I want to learn well with you...sorry I speak little English,so I use google traductor , i speak french , but with french unfortunately there is a little information!
now
what is a cavity resonant ? and how to write equations for field within...i know maxwell's equation electromagnetic
thank you
 
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mehdi87 said:
hello
I am a new member in this forum , and I want to learn well with you...sorry I speak little English,so I use google traductor , i speak french , but with french unfortunately there is a little information!
now
what is a cavity resonant ? and how to write equations for field within...i know maxwell's equation electromagnetic
thank you

Welcome to the PF.

Does this introductory article help?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resonant_cavity#Cavity_resonators

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thank you berkman
Can you give me something to show that the method allows us to calculate the fields within the cavity.
and sorry , i use google traductor
 
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