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Coupling of crossing lines has not been studied extensively since it is very complicated and difficult to estimate. But recently with the development of high density wiring and large-scale integration rigorous analysis of coupling effects has become more important. In this analysis not only the electric and magnetic fields but also the Poynting vector are important. Especially, the variation of the spatial pattern of the Poynting vector in the time domain clarifies the dynamic coupling characteristics. In this paper the fundamental phenomena of coupling are demonstrated by considering the time variation of the distribution of the Poynting vector and the magnetic and electric fields for a Gaussian pulse in three-dimensional space.
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Koike et al. (1987) studied this question.
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