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Lorentz reciprocity: a standalone construct

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Electromagnetics

principle that in linear, time-invariant, non-magnetized media swapping source and detector leaves the coupling between them unchanged.

In electromagnetics, Lorentz reciprocity refers to principle that in linear, time-invariant, non-magnetized media swapping source and detector leaves the coupling between them unchanged. This meaning comes from Potton (2004) in Reports on Progress in Physics.[1]

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References

Potton, R. J. (2004). Reciprocity in optics. Reports on Progress in Physics, 67(5), 717-754. https://doi.org/10.1088/0034-4885/67/5/r03

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