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Hence for waveguides filled with lossless media the total time-average power flow is given
                        by the superposition of the individual modal powers.
                          Simple formulas for the individual modal powers in a lossless guide may be obtained
                        by substituting the expressions for the fields. For TM modes we use (5.138) and (5.139)
                        to get
                                          1       2  ∗ − j(k z −k z )
                                                                      ˇ
                                                                                ˇ
                                                           ∗
                                                                                 ∗
                                    P av =  Re |k z | Y e       ˆ z · ∇ t ψ e × [ˆ z ×∇ t ψ ] dS
                                                    e
                                                                                 e
                                          2                   CS
                                          1   2         − j(k z −k z )
                                                            ∗
                                                                    ˇ
                                                                         ˇ
                                                                          ∗
                                       =   |k z | Re Y e ∗  e    ∇ t ψ e ·∇ t ψ dS.
                                                                          e
                                          2                    CS
                                                      ˇ
                        Here we have used (B.7) and ˆ z ·∇ t ψ e = 0. This expression can be simplified by using the
                        two-dimensional version of Green’s first identity (B.29):

                                                                         ∂b
                                                             2
                                                (∇ t a ·∇ t b + a∇ b) dS =  a  dl.
                                                             t
                                               S                        ∂n
                                  ˇ
                        Using a = ψ e and b = ψ and integrating over the waveguide cross-section we have
                                            ˇ ∗
                                             e
                                                                             ˇ ∗
                                                                            ∂ψ
                                                ˇ     ˇ  ∗  ˇ  2  ˇ  ∗    ˇ   e
                                             (∇ t ψ e ·∇ t ψ + ψ e ∇ ψ ) dS =   dl.
                                                       e        e        ψ e
                                           CS                                ∂n
                                                                      ˇ
                        Substituting ∇ ψ =−k ψ and remembering that ψ e = 0 on   we reduce this to
                                             2 ˇ ∗
                                     2 ˇ ∗
                                     t
                                       e
                                             c
                                               e

                                                    ˇ
                                                                       ˇ ˇ
                                                          ˇ
                                                                          ∗
                                                           ∗
                                                  ∇ t ψ e ·∇ t ψ dS = k c 2  ψ e ψ dS.        (5.153)
                                                                          e
                                                           e
                                               CS                   CS
                        Thus the power is
                                                1          2 2 − j(k z −k z )z
                                                                          ˇ ˇ
                                                                    ∗
                                                                              ∗
                                           P av =  Re Y e ∗  |k z | k e   ψ e ψ dS.
                                                             c
                                                                              e
                                                2                       CS
                        For modes above cutoff we have k z = β and Y e = ω /k z = ω /β. The power carried by
                        these modes is thus
                                                        1     2
                                                                   ˇ ˇ
                                                                      ∗
                                                  P av =  ω βk c  ψ e ψ dS.                   (5.154)
                                                                      e
                                                        2       CS
                                                                                          ∗
                        For modes belowcutoff we have k z =− jα and Y e = jω /α.Thus Re{Y }= 0 and
                                                                                          e
                        P av = 0. For frequencies belowcutoff the fields are evanescent and do not carry power
                        in the manner of propagating waves.
                          For TE modes we may proceed similarly and show that
                                                        1     2
                                                                   ˇ ˇ
                                                                      ∗
                                                  P av =  ωµβk c  ψ h ψ dS.                   (5.155)
                                                                      h
                                                        2       CS
                        The details are left as an exercise.
                        Stored energy in a waveguide and the velocity of energy transport.   Consider
                        a source-free section of lossless waveguide bounded on its two ends by the cross-sectional
                                                       ˇ c
                                                   ˇ i
                        surfaces CS 1 and CS 2 . Setting J = J = 0 in (4.156) we have
                                           1
                                               ˇ
                                              (E × H ) · dS = 2 jω  [ w e  − w m  ] dV,
                                                   ˇ ∗
                                           2  S                  V
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