Tutorial example for radiation pattern of an antenna above a ground plane using Brillouin-zone integration #3108
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This PR expands Tutorial/Antenna above a Perfect Electric Conductor Ground Plane which is based on a 2D simulation to include a demonstration using Brillouin-zone integration using a 1D simulation. The results from the 1D simulation are nearly identical to the 2D simulation and in agreement with the analytic theory.