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1 What type of wax is suitable.
2 Hints on making the molds.
3 Expansion/contraction problems with the wax during making.
4 Can they be made smaller without introducing problems?.
5 Other....
On 2012, Feb 22, , at 12:31, Bill Wehrbein wrote:
Have any of you performed the experiment (e.g., Albiol et al, Amer. J. Phys, Feb 1993) exploring evanescent waves produced by the typical introductory lab microwave set ? Any tips or suggestions for updating and improvement? Thanks!
Bill Wehrbein, Nebraska Wesleyan University
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Yes, many times. I'll read the AJP article and reply. (may have already, as I've searched several times this subject.).
bc thinks restoring N, so the evanescent wave becomes a transmitted one is more interesting, and considers himself an expert on microwave optics.