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Suppose

E(r,θ,Ï•,t)=A²õ¾±²Ôθr[cos(kr−Ӭ³Ù)−(1/kr)sin(kr−Ӭ³Ù)]Ï•^

(This is, incidentally, the simplest possible spherical wave. For notational convenience, let role="math" localid="1658817164296" (kr−Ӭ³Ù)≡u in your calculations.)

(a) Show that E obeys all four of Maxwell's equations, in vacuum, and find the associated magnetic field.

(b) Calculate the Poynting vector. Average S over a full cycle to get the intensity vector I. (Does it point in the expected direction? Does it fall off liker−2, as it should?)

(c) Integrate role="math" localid="1658817283737" Iâ‹…da over a spherical surface to determine the total power radiated. [Answer: 4Ï€´¡2/3μ0c ]

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(a)

The value of divergence of electric field of Maxwell’s equation is ∇⋅E=0.

The value of curl of electric field is ∇×E=1r²õ¾±²Ôθ∂∂θ(²õ¾±²ÔθEÏ•)r^−1r∂∂r(rEÏ•)θ^

The value of magnetic field is B=2´¡³¦´Ç²õθӬ°ù2sinu+1krcosur^+A²õ¾±²ÔθӬ°ù−kcosu1kr2cosu+1rsinuθ^.

The value of Gauss law of magnetism is ∇⋅B=0.

The value of Ampere’s law.is 1c2∂E∂t=∇×B.

(b)

The value of Intensity vector is I=A2sin2θ2μ0cr2r^ and the pointing vector S over the full cycle is S=A2²õ¾±²Ôθμ0Ó¬°ù22³¦´Ç²õθrsinucosu+1kr(cos2u−sin2u)−1k2r2sinucosuθ^−²õ¾±²Ôθ−kcos2u+1kr2cos2u+1rsinucosu+1rsinucosu−1k2r3sinucosu−1kr2sin2ur^.

(c) The value of total power radiated is 4π3A2μ0c.

Step by step solution

01

Write the given data from the question.

Consider this, incidentally, the simplest possible spherical wave. For notational convenience, let (kr−Ӭt)≡uin your calculations.

02

Determine the formula of divergence of electric field of Maxwell’s equation, curl of electric field, magnetic field, Gauss law of magnetism, Ampere’s law, Intensity vector and total power radiated.

Write the formula of electric field is,

∇⋅E=1r2∂∂r(r2Er)+1rsinθ∂∂θ(sinθΕθ)+1rsinθ∂Εϕ∂ϕ …… (1)

Here, E is the electric field component of a spherical wave, Er is electric field component of a spherical wave, r is radius, Eθelectric field component of a spherical wave and Eϕis electric field component of a spherical wave.

Write the formula of curl of electric field.

localid="1658817884404" ∇×E=−∂B∂r …… (2)

Here, localid="1658817920962" B is the magnetic field strength and ris radius.

Write the formula of magnetic field.

B=1r²õ¾±²Ôθ∂∂θ[Asin2θ∫cosu−∫sinu]r^−1r∂∂r[A²õ¾±²Ôθ∫cosu−∫sinu]θ^ …… (3)

Here, r is radius, krepresent the wave number and A is constant.

Write the formula of Gauss law of magnetism.

localid="1658818098642" ∇⋅B=0 …… (4)

Here, Bisthe magnetic field strength.

Write the formula of Ampere’s law.

∇×B=μσ·¡+1c2∂E∂t …… (5)

Here, E is the electric field component of a spherical wave, μ is permeability, cdenotes the speed of light.

Write the formula of intensity vector.

I=⟨S⟩ …… (6)

Here, localid="1658818241979" S is Poynting vector.

Write the formula of total power radiated.

P=∫I⋅da …… (7)

Here, I is intensity vector.

03

(a) Determine the electric field of Maxwell’s equation.

From Gauss’s law,

∇⋅E=ÒÏfε0

Here, ÒÏfis the free charge density.

Determine the divergence of electric field is,

Substitute 0 for Er,Eθand Asinθrcos(kr−Ӭt)−1krsin(kr−Ӭt) for Eϕ.

∇⋅E=1r2∂∂rr2(0)+1r²õ¾±²Ôθ∂∂θ²õ¾±²Ôθ(0)+1r²õ¾±²Ôθ∂A²õ¾±²Ôθrcos(kr−Ӭ³Ù)−1krsin(kr−Ӭ³Ù)∂ϕ=1r²õ¾±²Ôθ∂Eϕ∂ϕ=0

As there is no free charge density here, therefore∇⋅E=0.

Hence, Gauss’s law is obeyed.

According to Faraday’s Law.

Determine the curl of electric field is,

∇×E=1r²õ¾±²Ôθ∂∂θ(²õ¾±²ÔθEÏ•)−∂Eθ∂ϕr^+1r1²õ¾±²Ôθ∂Er∂r(rEÏ•)θ^+1r∂∂r(rEθ)−∂Er∂θϕ^

Therefore, the value of curl of electric field is

∇×E=1rsinθ∂∂θ(sinθEϕ)r^−1r∂∂r(rEϕ)θ^

Substitute −∂B∂t for ∇×E.

−∂B∂t=1r²õ¾±²Ôθ∂∂θAsin2θrcosu−1krsinur^−1r∂∂rA²õ¾±²Ôθcosu−1krsinuθ^ …… (8)

Here, u=(kr−Ӭ³Ù).

Integrate equation (8),

B=1rsinθ∂∂θAsin2θr∫cosu−1kr∫sinur^−1r∂∂rAsinθ∫cosu−1kr∫sinuθ^ …… (9)

Substitute −1Ӭsinu for ∫cosu dtand 1Ӭcosu for ∫sinu dtinto equation (9).

B=2AcosθӬr2sinu+1krcosur^+AsinθӬr−kcosu1kr2cosu+1rsinuθ^

Therefore, the value of magnetic field is .

B=2´¡³¦´Ç²õθӬ°ù2sinu+1krcosur^+A²õ¾±²ÔθӬ°ù−kcosu1kr2cosu+1rsinuθ^

Determine the Gauss’s law of magnetism,

Substitute 2AcosθӬr2sinu+1krcosur^+AsinθӬr−kcosu1kr2cosu+1rsinuθ^ for B into equation (4).

∇⋅B=1r2∂∂r(r2B)+1r²õ¾±²Ôθ∂∂θ(²õ¾±²ÔθBθ)=1r2∂∂r2´¡³¦´Ç²õθӬsinu+1krcosu+1r²õ¾±²Ôθ∂∂θAsin2θӬ°ù−kcosu+1kr2cosu+1rsinu=1r22´¡³¦´Ç²õθӬkcosu−1kr2cosu−1rsinu+1r²õ¾±²Ôθ2A²õ¾±²Ô賦´Ç²õθӬ°ù−kcosu+1kr2cosu+1rsinu

Solve further as

∇⋅B=2AcosθӬr2kcosu−1kr2cosu−1rsinu−kcosu+1rsinu=0

Hence, the Gauss law of magnetism is obeyed.

Determine the Ampere’s law,

As σ=0, therefore,

∇×B=1c2∂E∂t=1r∂∂r(rBθ)−∂B∂θϕ

Substitute 2´¡³¦´Ç²õθӬ°ù2sinu+1krcosur^+A²õ¾±²ÔθӬ°ù−kcosu1kr2cosu+1rsinuθ^ for B.

∇×B=1r∂∂rAsinθӬ−kcosu+1kr2cosu+1rsinu−∂∂θ2AcosθӬr2sinu+1krcosuϕ^=kӬAsinθrksinu+1rcosuϕ^=Asinθcrksinu+1rcosuϕ^

Solve the term 1c2∂E∂t,

1c2∂E∂t=1c2AsinθrӬsinu+Ӭkrcosuϕ^=1c2ӬkAsinθrksinu+1rcosuϕ=1cAsinθrksinu+1rcosuϕ=∇×B

Hence, Ampere’s law is obeyed.

04

(b) Determine the Poynting vector and energy per unit time.

Determine the Poynting vector is given by the following equation.

S=1μ0(E×B) …… (10)

Substitute 2AcosθӬr2sinu+1krcosur^+AsinθӬr−kcosu1kr2cosu+1rsinuθ^ for B and Asinθrcosu−1krsinuϕ^ for E into above equation (10).

S=1μ0Asinθrcosu−1krsinuϕ^×2AcosθӬr2sinu+1krcosur^+AsinθӬr−kcosu+1kr2cosu+1rsinuθ^=A2sinθμ0Ӭr22cosθrsinucosu+1kr(cos2u−sin2u)−1k2r2sinucosuθ^−sinθ−kcos2u+1kr2cos2u+1rsinucosu+1rsinucosu−1k2r3sinucosu−1kr2sin2ur^

Average over a full cycle is,

⟨sinucosu⟩=0⟨sin2u⟩=⟨cos2u⟩=12

Determine theIntensity vector.

Substitute A2sinμ0Ӭr2k2sinθr^ for ⟨S⟩into equation (6).

I=A2sinμ0Ӭr2k2sinθr^=A2sin2θ2μ0cr2r^

The intensity fluctuates as 1r2 and faces in the direction of r^. A spherical wave is predicted to behave in this way.

Therefore, the intensity vector is A2sin2θ2μ0cr2r^.

05

(c) Determine the total power radiated.

Determine the total power radiated is,

Substitute A2sin2θ2μ0cr2r^ for I.

P=A22μ0c∫sin2θr2r2sinθdθdϕ=A22μ0c2π∫0πsin2θdθ=4π3A2μ0c

Therefore, the value of total power radiated is 4π3A2μ0c.

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