The reflection coefficient and complex discontinuity admittance of a coaxial open circuit with a hollow center conductor are derived from fields correct to first order in the skin depth. Results show an admittance terminating the line at the plane of the discontinuity and consisting of a resistance in parallel with a capacitive reactance. The first-order fields are also used to derive equations for the characteristic admittance, series impedance and shunt admittance of the line. These equations include terms neglected in the well-known expressions used to calculate the line parameters, enabling error limits to be assigned to the latter.
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William C. Daywitt (1987) studied this question.
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