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Traditionally, all working modes of a perfect electric conductor areclassified into capacitive modes, resonant modes, and inductive modes, and theresonant modes are further classified into internal resonant modes and externalresonant modes. In this paper, the capacitive modes are further classified intointrinsically capacitive modes and non-intrinsically capacitive modes; theresonant modes are alternatively classified into intrinsically resonant modesand non-intrinsically resonant modes, and the intrinsically resonant modes arefurther classified into non-radiative intrinsically resonant modes andradiative intrinsically resonant modes; the inductive modes are furtherclassified into intrinsically inductive modes and non-intrinsically inductivemodes. Based on the modal expansion corresponding to these new modalclassifications, an alternative modal decomposition method is proposed. Inaddition, it is also proved that: all intrinsically resonant modes and allnon-radiative intrinsically resonant modes constitute linear spacesrespectively, but other kinds of resonant modes cannot constitute linearspaces; by including the mode 0 into the intrinsically capacitive mode set andthe intrinsically inductive mode set, these two modal sets become linear spacesrespectively, but other kinds of capacitive modes and inductive modes cannotconstitute linear spaces.

Electromagnetic-Power-based Modal Classification, Modal Expansion, and Modal Decomposition for Perfect Electric Conductors