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Surface waves are typical by a field that decays ______away from the dielectric surface, with most of the field contained in or near the dielectric.

Surface waves are typical by a field that decays ______away from the dielectric surface, with most of the field contained in or near the dielectric. Correct Answer Exponentially

Surface waves are typified by a field that decays exponentially away from the dielectric surface, with most of the field contained in or near the dielectric. At higher frequencies, the field generally becomes more tightly bound to the dielectric, making such waveguides practical.

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