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A small circular loop antenna is located in an insulating layer within a dissipative medium. The admittance of the loop is calculated using a two-term trial function for the loop current in a variational formulation. Thin insulating layers tend to maintain a nearly uniform current around the small loop, in particular for highly lossy surrounding media. The assumption of a uniform loop current is shown to be justified for a range of antenna parameters.
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