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Show that Lorentz' gauge equation
∇.A = -µ(jωε+σe)φ
is the equation of continuity
∇ .Ji = (jωε+σe)/ε P(R)
I tried taking curl, div of ampere's law, faraday's law but got nowhere.
Any clue or hint?
Homework Statement
Show that Lorentz' gauge equation
∇.A = -µ(jωε+σe)φ
is the equation of continuity
∇ .Ji = (jωε+σe)/ε P(R)
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
I tried taking curl, div of ampere's law, faraday's law but got nowhere.
Any clue or hint?