The coupling of electromagnetic waves originating from a dipole to an infinite gyroelectric cylinder is treated analytically. The anisotropy axis of the gyrotropic medium is assumed to coincide with the cylinder axis. An electric dipole type primary excitation, with an arbitrary axis of orientation, is considered and the dyadic Green's function is derived for the gyroelectric cylinder. The field inside the anisotropic medium is expressed as a superposition of transverse magnetic (TM) and transverse electric (TE) type waves and a purely longitudinal wave. Excitation of guided modes along the gyroelectric guide and radiation patterns of dipoles radiating in the proximity of the gyroelectric cylinder are analyzed and computed for several cases.
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