Clarify that the radiation pattern of a nonaxisymmetric dipole integrated in the azimuthal direction is rotationally invariant #2951
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…ated in the azimuthal direction is rotationally invariant
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Adds a note to Tutorial/Cylindrical Coordinates/Nonaxisymmetric Dipole Sources to menion that integrating$\phi$ over the range [0, 2π] for a nonaxisymmetric dipole is essentially equivalent to placing a series of linearly polarized dipoles along the circumference of a circle with fixed radius.