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I said:
>> The student must accept his instructor's initial premise that the
>> incident microwave radiation has the polarization he alleges.
>> It is all a bit of a swindle, you see, so I say that one should
>> swindle on the side of the angels.....
and Brian Whatcott replied:
> I expect that given a waveguide of the usual rectangular form,
> and given that one accepts that the emergent e field is parallel
> to its short side for the usual propagation mode, then one
> would see that the e field is normal to the pickets of a
> cake-tray polarizer?
That is my point. The student will only be able to accept that as
received knowledge. He won't be sophisticated about plumbing.
Leigh