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maverik
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I'm having some trouble understanding this module. It would be great if anyone could help.
In a homogeneous nonconduction region where μr = 1, find εr and ω if
E=30(pi)e[i(ωt-4/3y)] in z direction
H=0.1e[i(ωt-4/3y)] in x direction
I am to understand that for a homognous nonconduction region D=εE and ε=εrε0. However, just equating εr=D/ε0E doesn't seem right. Judging from textbooks and notes I am assuming i must use Maxwell's eqn's for a homogenous nonconducting region, but I'm not sure where to get started. Similarly for ω i can equate ω=(ln|B/10μ0|+4/3y)/t. But again, I'm not sre that this is right.
If anyone could point me in the right direction that'd be great!
In a homogeneous nonconduction region where μr = 1, find εr and ω if
E=30(pi)e[i(ωt-4/3y)] in z direction
H=0.1e[i(ωt-4/3y)] in x direction
I am to understand that for a homognous nonconduction region D=εE and ε=εrε0. However, just equating εr=D/ε0E doesn't seem right. Judging from textbooks and notes I am assuming i must use Maxwell's eqn's for a homogenous nonconducting region, but I'm not sure where to get started. Similarly for ω i can equate ω=(ln|B/10μ0|+4/3y)/t. But again, I'm not sre that this is right.
If anyone could point me in the right direction that'd be great!