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The Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves

2018
In the previous chapter, electromagnetic waves were introduced as a fundamental phenomenon. All electromagnetic radiation fields can be described using the equations and elementary solutions presented there. The general and exact solution is, however, either too complex or cannot be determined at all.
Reinhart Poprawe, Konstantin Boucke, Dieter Hoffman   +2 more
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Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves in Cholesteric Liquid Crystals

Russian Physics Journal, 2021
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Dossumbekov, K. R., Ispulov, N. A., Kurmanov, A. A., Zhumabekov, A. Zh.   +3 more
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Electromagnetic Wave Propagation

2020
Electromagnetic wave propagation is an invisible phenomenon that cannot be detected by the human senses. To understand wave propagation, one must first learn what wave propagation is and the basic principles that affect wave propagation. This chapter introduces the atmospheric windows which allow electromagnetic radiation from bands to penetrate Earth.
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Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves

Nature, 1936
IN view of the interpretation of measurements concerning the reflection of radio waves by the ionosphere, it is desirable to calculate the reflected amplitude for a special case, making certain suppositions about the electric properties of the ionosphere and assuming an external magnetic field.
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Electromagnetic wave propagation

2003
This chapter introduces the principles of electromagnetic theory which are essential to an understanding of radiowave propagation. Where possible, a practical engineering approach has been adopted. However, the material has been structured to provide those with a more mathematical background with a satisfactory account of the subject, together with ...
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NONLINEAR PROPAGATION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES IN MAGNETOPLASMAS

Canadian Journal of Physics, 1963
In this communication the authors have derived an expression for the conductivity tensor of a Lorentzian plasma in the presence of a static magnetic field, which is correct to terms involving the square of the amplitude of the electric vector. This expression along with the wave equation has been used to obtain a second-order solution for the electric
Sodha, M. S., Palumbo, C. J.
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Simulation of the Electromagnetic Wave Propagation in Cars

33rd European Microwave Conference, 2003, 2003
The electromagnetic wave propagation in passenger cars has been studied by means of simplified models for cabin and interior as well as for passengers. The simulations have been performed using the "Finite Integration Time Domain" (FITD) method. The results serve for the determination of suitable base station antenna positions for wireless incar ...
H.-L. Blocher, K. Beilenhoff, J. Wenger
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Electromagnetic Waves and Propagation

2000
After summarizing Maxwell’s equations in Chapter 11, we are now ready to discuss their implications. In particular, we will deal directly or indirectly with the displacement current term in Maxwell’s equations.
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Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves

1958
The propagation of electromagnetic waves has a vectorial character, its basic equations being the vectorial differential equations of Maxwell. In Gaussian units the latter read: $${\begin{array}{*{20}{c}} {{\text{curl }}E + \frac{1}{c}\frac{{\partial B}}{{\partial t}} = 0;{\text{ curl }}H - \frac{1}{c}\frac{{\partial D}}{{\partial t}} = \frac{{4\pi
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Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves

IETE Technical Review, 1987
(1987). Propagation of Electromagnetic Waves. IETE Technical Review: Vol. 4, No. 7, pp. 269-284.
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