EM waves generated by an oscilating dipole phase difference

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The discussion centers on the verification of a proof regarding the electric field (EF) and magnetic field (MF) phase difference generated by an oscillating dipole, specifically noting that this phase difference "vanishes" at significant distances from the dipole. The original inquiry was posted on Physics Stack Exchange, where the community redirected the user to this forum for further discussion. However, the forum moderators indicated that theory development and proof checks are not permitted, leading to the temporary closure of the thread.

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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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