EM waves generated by an oscilating dipole phase difference

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The discussion centers on a request for verification of a proof regarding the electric and magnetic field phase difference generated by an oscillating dipole, which reportedly vanishes at a distance. The user was redirected from Physics Stack Exchange to seek feedback here. However, the forum guidelines restrict theory development and proof checks, leading to a temporary closure of the thread for moderation. Additionally, there was an issue with the formatting of the provided link, making it unclickable. The thread remains closed for further discussion.
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mpapachristou said:
Today, I made the following question at Physics SE, but the community redirected me here

In short, I have made a proof for EF/MF phase difference near an oscilating dipole that "vanishes" far away from the dipole. So, what I am asking for is a proof verification.

The physics SE post:
http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/166091/proof-verifying-on-em-waves-generated-by-an-oscilating-dipole?noredirect=1#comment350272_166091[/URL][/QUOTE]

Welcome to the PF.

As with StackExchange, we do not really allow theory development or proof checks here at the PF. This thread is closed temporarily for Moderation...
 
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mpapachristou, the HTML tag for your URL is malformed so isn't clickable. It looks like you have the text and the link swapped around.

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