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Peter J. Fabrivery to the tumor by instilling cytotoxic agents directly into the peritoneal cavity, but early studies were done in a limited number of patients using small injection volumes and the results were not particularly exciting [2–4]. However, during the past five years there has been a resurgence of int

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Peter J. Fabris function approach, we first determine the field due to a point dipole at an arbitrary position and then, by linearly superposing the fields of a distribution of dipoles, we represent the field due to a specific source. The Green’s function approach, which is common to antenna theory [2,3], is ofte