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A new method for specifying nonradiating, monochromatic, scalar sources and their fields

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Abstract

Nonradiating sources and the fields that they generate within the source domain are characterized in a novel way, as solutions to an overspecified boundary value problem. This characterization is used to describe a procedure for determining all nonradiating, spherically symmetric sources of a finite radius. An example of a source of this kind is presented and is discussed in detail.

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