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Computing normalized shunt impedances $R/Q$

There are several definitions for a normalized shunt impedance floating around. We take this one:
\begin{displaymath}
R/Q = \frac{V V^*}{2 \omega W}
\end{displaymath} (4.2)

where If one evaluates the voltage seen by the test particle, one arrives at the result
\begin{displaymath}
V = \int\limits_{z=z_1}^{z=z_2}
E_z(x,y,z) e^\frac{{\rm j}\omega z}{\beta c_0}\; dz
\end{displaymath} (4.3)

for a particle that travels in positive z-direction from $z=z_1$ to $z=z_2$.



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