Consider a bounded domain Ω surrounded by a perfect conductor and containing a conducting cavity D. The behaviour of the solutions of the time harmonic Maxwell problem as frequency tends to 0 is analysed in this situation. Necessary and sufficient conditions on the excitations are given which guarantee the existence of a limit. This limit turns out to be the solution of some static problem.
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Weck et al. (1990) studied this question.
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