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Fix typos in reference.md #95

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The flux density is related to the magnetic field, ``\bm{H}``, by the standard linear
consitutive relationship ``\bm{H} = \mu_r^{-1}\bm{B}``.
constitutive relationship ``\bm{H} = \mu_r^{-1}\bm{B}``.

For a general isotropic lossy dielectric, the relative permittivity ``\varepsilon_r`` is a
complex scalar:
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Numeric wave ports assume a field with known normal-direction dependence
``\bm{E}(\bm{x})=\bm{e}(\bm{x}_t)e^{ik_n x_n}`` where ``k_n`` is the propagation constant.
For each operating frequency ``\omega``, a two-dimensional eigenvalue problem is solved on
the port yielding the mode shapes ``\bm{e}_m`` and associated propagaton constants
the port yielding the mode shapes ``\bm{e}_m`` and associated propagation constants
``k_{n,m}``. These are used in the full 3D model where the Robin port boundary condition has
coefficient ``\gamma=i\text{Re}\{k_{n,m}\}/\mu_r`` and the computed mode is used to compute
the incident field in the source term ``\bm{U}^{inc}`` at excited ports. Scattering
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