Abstract
THE theorem of reciprocity has been expressed in several different forms, notably by Rayleigh1 and by Sommerfeld and Pfrang2. The form most directly related to wireless wave propagation has been given by Carson3, as follows:
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ECKERSLEY, T., FALLOON, S., FARMER, F. et al. Wireless Propagation and the Reciprocity Law. Nature 145, 222 (1940). https://doi.org/10.1038/145222a0
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