Analyze quasi-optical systems using Gaussian beam analysis
Quasi-optical analysis is important whenever the wavelength is comparable to the size of the optical components. Gaussian beam analysis of quasi-optical systems assumes that the transverse amplitude profile (the E- or H-field) of the beam is similar to a Gaussian function. This is roughly true for beams originating from waveguide horn antennas.
Author: John Garrett (garrettj403@gmail.com)
Language: Python 3.7
License: MIT
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