A TEM wave (Ex, By) propagates in a linear, inhomogeneous material with a permittiv- ity (z) and a permeability μ(z). That is, the permittivity and permeability vary with position. Using Maxwell's Equations, show that Ex and B₁ can be written as the following sepa- rate, second-order, partial differential equations: J² Ex Ət² J² By Ət² = = 1 მ 1 дет €(z) Əzµ(z) Əz მ 1 მ J= [(2) Oz [m(s) Br]] მ Əz e(z) Əz

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A TEM wave (Ex, By) propagates in a linear, inhomogeneous material with a permittiv-
ity (z) and a permeability μ(z). That is, the permittivity and permeability vary with
position.
Using Maxwell's Equations, show that Ex and B₁ can be written as the following sepa-
rate, second-order, partial differential equations:
J² Ex
Ət²
J² By
Ət²
=
=
1 მ 1 дет
€(z) Əzµ(z) Əz
მ 1 მ
J= [(2) Oz [m(s) Br]]
მ
Əz e(z) Əz
Transcribed Image Text:A TEM wave (Ex, By) propagates in a linear, inhomogeneous material with a permittiv- ity (z) and a permeability μ(z). That is, the permittivity and permeability vary with position. Using Maxwell's Equations, show that Ex and B₁ can be written as the following sepa- rate, second-order, partial differential equations: J² Ex Ət² J² By Ət² = = 1 მ 1 дет €(z) Əzµ(z) Əz მ 1 მ J= [(2) Oz [m(s) Br]] მ Əz e(z) Əz
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