Abstract
An explicit expression, Ex=f(x), is given for the x component of the electric field on the y=0 plane in the gap between two infinite, oppositely charged conducting masses bounded by the y=0, x=b planes and the y=0, x=b planes, respectively. The formula can be handled analytically and its maximum deviation from the rigorous value is one part in 5000. The coefficients of the Fourier expansion of Ex and V are given and used to write down a rapidly convergent series for the potential in the narrow gap between two right circular, coaxial conducting cylindrical electrodes. The resonant frequency of a re-entrant cylindrical cavity with a narrow gap is computed to about 0.03 percent. The radiation pattern from the open end of a rectangular wave guide terminating in an infinite conducting plane and transmitting only the TE10 mode is calculated with four-place accuracy.

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