Lecture

Interpretation of Wave Properties

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Description

This lecture covers the interpretation of wave properties, focusing on constant phase surfaces, polarization of the field, and wave length in both time and frequency domains. The instructor explains the concept of auto zoom and the delay in wave sectors, providing examples to illustrate the theoretical aspects. Additionally, the lecture delves into the dispersion relation and peak speed, emphasizing the significance of understanding the polarization of the field and the implications of different wave conditions.

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