Deriving Poynting Vector from EM Waves

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Discussion Overview

The discussion centers around deriving the Poynting vector from the energy density of electromagnetic waves, including how to obtain its average value. Participants express a need for resources and derivations related to this topic, particularly for use in presentations.

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  • Homework-related, Meta-discussion

Main Points Raised

  • One participant requests assistance in deriving the Poynting vector and its average value from the energy density of electromagnetic waves.
  • Another participant suggests that standard derivations are available in established texts, such as Jackson's book, and inquires about the efforts made by the original poster.
  • A participant expresses a need for online resources that provide derivations of the Poynting vector and related optics formulas, indicating a preference for easily accessible information to facilitate their work.
  • Another participant mentions having books that contain the necessary derivations but is seeking efficient online resources to save time.

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Participants do not appear to reach a consensus, as there are varying requests for resources and differing levels of familiarity with the topic.

Contextual Notes

Participants express limitations in their ability to find suitable online resources and derivations, indicating a dependence on external sites for information.

Who May Find This Useful

Students or individuals seeking to understand the derivation of the Poynting vector and related electromagnetic wave concepts, particularly those preparing presentations or needing quick access to formulas.

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can anyone help me derive the poynting vector from energy density of electromagnetic waves?
and how we obtain average value <S>
thanks
 
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The standard derivation is available in many places, such as Jackson's book. What have you tried so far?
 
i need the way to derive poynting vector and the average value from energy density of electromagnetic waves on the internet so i can copy it on power point
coz i don want to type them one by one on word and then copy paste
also any site that has all those optics formulas derived on stuff like radiation
electric dipole moment and creation of electromagnetic waves in antennas
you see my problem is wikipedia and sites like that has everything in them.
i didn't use to browse a lot of sites before. so i could use some help thanks
 
btw i have books where i can read the derivations i don't need explanations i understand the concept of all this very clearly
but as i mentioned before just finding the proper site to browse takes a lot of my time
 

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