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Prof. David R. Jackson ECE Dept. Spring 2014 Notes 30 ECE 6341 1

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Prof. David R. JacksonECE Dept.

Spring 2014

Notes 30

ECE 6341

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2-D Stationary Phase Method

2D stationary phase point:

,, j g x y

S

I f x y e dx dy

0 0

0 0

, 0

, 0

x

y

g x y

g x y

Assume 0 0, ,x y x y

0 0 0 0

2 2

0 0

0 0

, ,

1 1

2 2

x y

xx yy

xy

g x y g x y g x x g y y

g x x g y y

g x x y y

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

Denote

Then

0 0

0 0

0 0

1,

21

,2

,

xx

yy

xy

g x y

g x y

g x y

2 20 0 0 00 0,

0 0~ ,

j x x y y x x y yj g x yI f x y e e dx dy

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

Let 0

0

x x x

y y y

1, 0

1, 0

1, 0

1, 0

xx

xxx

yy

yyy

g

g

g

g

x

y

2 2

0 0,0 0~ , x y

j x y xyj g x yI f x y e e dx dy

whereand

We then have

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

Let

s x t y

2 2

0 0,0 0

1~ ,

x y

stj s t

j g x yI f x y e e ds dt

We then have

2 2

0 0,0 0~ , x y

j x y xyj g x yI f x y e e dx dy

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

2 2

0 0,0 0

1~ ,

x y

stj s t

j g x yI f x y e e ds dt

22 2

2 2 2

22 2

2

42

42

xx y x x y

xx y x y

tst ts t s t

t ts t

Complete the square:

2I

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

Now use

2 2

2

2

4 2

2

x xy x y

tt j sj t

I e e ds dt

The integral I is then

2xt

s s

ds ds

2 22

24

2

y x yx

tj t

j sI e e ds dt

so

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

2 22

24

2

y x yx

tj t

j sI e dt e ds

The integral I is then in the form of the product of two integrals:

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

Integral in s:

2

2

4

1

x

x

x

j s

s

j u

j

I e ds

e du

e

2 t sI I IThis has the form

u s

Use

2 /4j x je dx e

Recall that

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

Define:

Integral in t:

2

2 14y x y

j t

tI e dt

2

14

x y

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

Hence

Then we have 2

yj t

tI e dt

0 0, 4 4

0 0

1 1~ , x y

j jj g x yI f x y e e e

4

1 yj

tI e

u t

Use

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

We then have

0 0,0 0

4

2

~ ,

1 1

14

x y

j g x y

j

x y

I f x y e

e

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

or

0 0, 40 0

2

~ ,

1

4

x yjj g x y

x y

I f x y e e

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

, 0 0 orboth

Important special case:

In this case:

1

2 2

1 1 04 4x y

and

so

2

04

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

0 0, /20 0 2

1~ ,

4

j g x y jI f x y e e

, 0

, 0

and

and

where

We then have:

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2-D Stationary Phase (cont.)

0 0,0 0 2

1~ ,

4

j g x yI f x y e j

, 0

, 0

and

and

where

Hence, the final result is