2018
DOI: 10.4236/jemaa.2018.102002
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Non-Monochromatic Electromagnetic Radiation of Inhomogeneous Media

Abstract: A coordinated physicomathematical model for the propagation of a soliton-like electromagnetic pulse in a heterogeneous medium is developed in the presence of strong discontinuities in the electromagnetic field. The model is based on the reduction of Maxwell's equations to the well-studied wave equation. When the electromagnetic pulse was specified, its amplitude modulation was taken into account, as was the nonstationary broadening of the spectral line. Conditions for matching the momentum for the first initia… Show more

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“…Appendix A to this article describes the equations that can be used to take into account the surface current and charge at the interface between adjacent medium when simulating the process of propagation of electromagnetic waves in slowly moving medium. This issue is described in more detail in [7]. In most works on the electrodynamics of inhomogeneous layered structures, the surface current and charge at the interface between adjacent medium are not taken into account [4].…”
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“…Appendix A to this article describes the equations that can be used to take into account the surface current and charge at the interface between adjacent medium when simulating the process of propagation of electromagnetic waves in slowly moving medium. This issue is described in more detail in [7]. In most works on the electrodynamics of inhomogeneous layered structures, the surface current and charge at the interface between adjacent medium are not taken into account [4].…”
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“…In what follows, the electromagnetic wave speed v will be determined by the Fresnel formula. In high-frequency electrodynamics, to take into account the medium motion, the state changes of which are sufficiently slow compared to the frequency of an electromagnetic wave propagating through it, when v(t) and it is possible to recommend using the hyperbolic "aeroacoustics" equation derived by D. Blokhintsev [8, p. 40, 84-87] for electrodynamics [7,9,12]. In this case, the telegraph equation will be as follows:…”
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“…[7] [19], the following conditions are met at the interface ofadjacent media: − the equality of the normal components of the total current; − the equality of tangential projections of the electric field vortex; − the conservation of electric charge; − the equality of the tangential components of the electric field and their derivatives in the tangential direction; − the equality of the derivatives of the normal components of the total current in the direction tangential to the interface of adjacent media, with account for the influence of surface currents without the introduction of a surface charge σ . Thus, in each section of the layered medium, a numerical solution requires a use of through-counting schemes and, at the same time, sampling of the medium in such a way that the boundaries of layers could have common nodes.…”
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