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ELECTROMAGNETICWAVETHEORYELECTROMAGNETIC WAVETHEORYJINAUKONGEMW PublishingCambridge, Massachusetts, USAC opyrightc 2008 by Jin Au KongPublished by EMW rights book is printed on acid-free paperISBN 0-9668143-9-8 Manufactured in the United States of America09876543 PREFACEThis book presents a unified macroscopic THEORY of electromagneticwaves inaccordance with the principle of special relativity from thepoint of view of the form invariance of the Maxwell equations and theconstitutive relations. Great emphasis is placed on the fundamentalimportance of thekvector in electromagneticwavetheory. We intro-duce a fundamental unit Ko=2 meter 1for the spatial frequency,which is cycle per meter in spatial variation.
tion and antenna theory in Chapter 5. Chapter 6 then elaborates on the various theorems and limiting cases of Maxwell’s theory important to the study of electromagnetic wave behavior. Scattering by spheres, cylinders, rough surfaces, and volume inhomogeneities are treated in Chapter 7. In Chapter 8, we present Maxwell’s theory from the point
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