Abstract

The paper describes the creation and testing of an experimental setup for studying the parameters of localization of electromagnetic microwave radiation with a power of 0.001-0.004 W in the range of 36.0-79.0 GHz when propagating radiation in metal waveguides of variable cross-section. Measurements will also be carried out under conditions of filling the waveguide with dielectric materials with refractive indices from 1.46 to 4.0 for microwave radiation of the specified range. The installation is designed to measure the parameters of the localization of microwave radiation when it passes through a waveguide of variable cross-section, filled with materials with different refractive indices. Interpretation of the results will be carried out within the framework of the 5-D extended space model (ESM). The extended space model is formulated in (1+4)-dimensional space time-coordinate-interval. An additional spatial coordinate in the ESM is the interval. In the conjugate 5-D space, the energy-momentum-mass interval in the ESM corresponds to mass. In the ESM formalism, the question of the appearance of a nonzero variable mass in a photon and its localization under the influence of an external field is studied.

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