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  • The text presents a precise method for determining the orthogonal spatial channels between two arbitrary volumes specifically for scalar wave communications.
  • It reveals that the total of the squared connection strengths can be calculated using a straightforward volume integral.
  • The method is demonstrated through a specific example involving extreme volumes, with the communication modes explained as the behaviors of a double phase-conjugate resonator.

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I show that there is an exact, complete method for finding the orthogonal spatial channels, or communications modes, between two arbitrary volumes, and the associated connection strengths, for the case of scalar waves. I also show that the sum of the squared connection strengths is given exactly by a simple volume integral. The method is illustrated by a calculation for a particular extreme pair of volumes, and the communications modes are interpreted physically as the modes of a double phase-conjugate resonator.

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