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Electromagnetic Energy and Waves
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This lecture covers electromagnetic energy density, Poynting vector, electromagnetic plane waves, polarization vector, electric and magnetic fields, mean values over time, and the general solution of plane waves. It also discusses the linear superposition of plane waves, dispersion relation, and the orthogonal nature of the electric and magnetic fields.
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