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A.4 A harmonic oscillating electric dipole with the form p = Po cos(-wt) e, is placed at the origin. Sufficiently far fr
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A.4 A harmonic oscillating electric dipole with the form p = Po cos(-wt) e, is placed at the origin. Sufficiently far from this dipole the electric field has the form: E(r) w²po sin cos(kr - wt) 4π€0C² -Co, r where is the polar angle (between the position vector r and the z axis) and k = w/c. Using Maxwell's equations, find the corresponding magnetic field. [3] [You may recall that the curl of a vector field F having only a 0 component (i.e. F= eFo) has the form VXF= 1 r sin OF 1 a(rFe) + r Ər er ] a Describe the wavefront and polarization state of radiation detected at a point in the xy plane extremely distant from the dipole. [2] tio waves with angular frequency w and wavevec-